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nonreplication

nonreplication

9.6
A system fails to copy important files to backups
  • noun
  • /ˌnɒnˌrɛplɪˈkeɪʃən/
  • Specialized
translation icon : no replicación
  • IT teams must monitor for nonreplication to ensure all backups are complete and reliable.

Examples

  • Due to nonreplication, the company lost valuable data after the system failure.

  • The audit revealed nonreplication of several important files, putting the project at risk.

  • The system's nonreplication caused significant data loss.

  • Due to nonreplication, the backup was incomplete.

  • The audit revealed nonreplication of several important files, putting the project at risk.

  • Due to nonreplication, the company lost valuable data after the system failure.

  • IT teams must monitor for nonreplication to ensure all backups are complete and reliable.

Antonyms

17 3.5

The act of making an exact copy or the thing that is copied

6 4.0

A copy of something made to look exactly like the original

How Complete

replication
6 4.0
nonreplication
  • Specialized
9.6

Surface Forms

Morphology

nonreplication = replication (transparent) = non + replication

In computing the prefix 'non-' negates the noun 'replication' (copying across systems), so the meaning 'failure or omission to copy' is directly derivable.

Etymology

Nonreplication comes from non- meaning 'not' and replication meaning 'to copy' or 'to repeat'. In computing a nonreplication means important files were not copied to backups or other systems, so data can be lost.