unmirrored
- adjective
- /ʌnˈmɪrərd/
- Specialized
- The server's data was unmirrored, making it vulnerable to loss in case of hardware failure.
Examples
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They realized too late that the important files were stored on an unmirrored drive.
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For better protection, avoid keeping critical information on unmirrored systems.
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The data is unmirrored for security reasons.
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An unmirrored disk may lead to data loss.
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The server's data was unmirrored, making it vulnerable to loss in case of hardware failure.
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They realized too late that the important files were stored on an unmirrored drive.
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For better protection, avoid keeping critical information on unmirrored systems.
Synonyms
One item that does not have its pair
Not copied or repeated so there is only one version
Antonyms
How Mirrored
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unmirrored comes from the prefix un- meaning 'not' and mirror meaning 'a copy or reflection'. In computing, a 'mirror' is a copy or backup of data, so unmirrored describes a disk or system with 'no mirror' and therefore no backup, which makes data loss more likely.