uncentralized
- adjective
- /ʌnˈsɛntrəˌlaɪzd/
- Many communities thrive in uncentralized systems where resources are shared among all members.
- uncentralized system
Examples
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The system is uncentralized and allows for local decision-making.
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In an uncentralized organization, decisions are made by various teams rather than a single leader.
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The new system is uncentralized, allowing each department to manage its own resources.
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An uncentralized network can be more resilient to failures than a single central hub.
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The country's healthcare services remain largely uncentralized, with clinics spread across rural areas.
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In an uncentralized network, each node operates independently.
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The internet is an uncentralized network where information is distributed across countless servers worldwide.
Synonyms
Power and control go to local people or offices
No single leader or main group controls decisions, leaving power with local groups
Not limited to one part of the body
Located away from the center of a city or area
Not strong in taste or smell because it is mixed with a lot of water
Antonyms
How Centralized
Surface Forms
Morphology
uncentralized = centralized (transparent) = un + central + ize + ed
The adjective is formed by negating 'centralized' with the productive prefix 'un-'; the internal formation 'central' + '-ize' + '-ed' is standard and straightforward.
Etymology
The word uncentralized comes from un- 'not' and central 'center', the same root as the common word center. So uncentralized means 'not controlled by one center' and refers to systems that are 'spread out' or shared among many places or groups.