performant
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7.1
- adjective
- /pərˈfɔːrmənt/
- Specialized
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eficiente
- To build a performant website, developers should optimize images and reduce server response time.
But no way of attaching them is as reliant or performant as soldering them.
- But no way of attaching them is as reliant or performant as soldering them.
- We're doing it for us because this is not only performant, it looks great.
- And so if, if you like, think of the original iPhone for you and how performant that was, that's ChatGPT.
- And then you hire somebody and they're not that good morally, but they're highly performant.
- But a really impressive electric car can be both really fast and performant and really soft and docile and smooth.
Examples
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Now try making it compatible, consistent, and performant across dozens of OSes, browsers, platforms, and devices.
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It's true that there is no compelling reason to upgrade to Win8 in the very near future because they largely delivered what everyone wanted with Win7: a robust, easy-to-use, and performant OS.
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We're doing it for us because this is not only performant, it looks great.
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The design of a performant application delivery platform involves five basic steps.
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It's definitely possible to create a well-tuned performant flex app.
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I believe striving for reliable, readable, and performant applications and tests is a good goal to have and there are several ways to get there.
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We also use tests in different ways, but we both have the same goal in mind: to use tests to create reliable, readable, and performant software.
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We have enough languages; what we need (IMO) is a robust, capable, and performant runtime for what we already have.
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The new software update made the application more performant, allowing users to complete tasks faster.
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For a system to be performant, it needs to handle multiple requests efficiently without slowing down.
Synonyms
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3.0
Able to do tasks well and quickly without wasting time or energy
Antonyms
How Efficient
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4.2
- Specialized
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2.7
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Performant comes from the verb perform ('to do' or 'to carry out') plus the ending -ant which means 'doing'. So, it now describes something that can 'do' its job well, which is why people call a fast, efficient system 'performant'.