centric
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- adjective
- /ˈsɛntrɪk/
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céntrico
- The new community center has a child centric design to ensure a safe and engaging environment for kids.
- a centric approach
- state-centric
- data-centric
How do I make this UK centric in my voice?
- How do I make this UK centric in my voice?
- The most important word in today's digital centric world of marketing is context.
- It's very human centric, but allow us to explore it further.
- It's kind of like believing the church's teachings on an earth centric universe.
- We've really been over focused on being so customer centric that we've left our employees behind.
- Well, the laptop is designed to be child centric in, in, in a number of very important ways.
- So yes, it is very US centric.
- So the flaw and you know, Phil Connor's flaw is that he's self centric.
- It might mean keeping your data and communication safe by opting to privacy centric tools.
- So this is embedded this woman centric gorgeous goddess.
- And it's it's literary centric, it's it's writer centric.
Examples
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Reese has a very vital production company and they're creating female centric stories that are really successful.
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The most important word in today's digital centric world of marketing is context.
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How do I make this UK centric in my voice?
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And most other companies had a more local centric focus on supply.
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So these are all going to be party centric stories.
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It's very human centric, but allow us to explore it further.
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Well, the laptop is designed to be child centric in, in, in a number of very important ways.
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Apple has made no move to make Mac OS more of a a gaming centric platform.
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That's a very consumer centric point of view.
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International organizations were traditionally state-centric, with sovereignty as the central organizing principle.
Academic text (2003)
Synonyms
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Near the middle of a town, area, or building
Near the middle of a place or area
Placed in the middle with the same space on every side
Near the center of an organ such as the eye or brain
At the exact middle of something
Exactly at the center of something
Antonyms
How Central
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Centric comes from the word center, which comes from an old Greek word meaning 'middle'. So centric means 'at or near the center', which is why we use it for things that are focused on a central point.