centricity
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7.6
- noun
- /sɛnˈtrɪsɪti/
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centralidad
- CO2 centricity.
Examples
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We believe in user-centricity.
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More and more, customer-centricity is becoming a thing.
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It's important because Gov.UK arguably brings a new high standard of design, content, and overall user centricity to public sector digital projects.
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I'd agree with your view that patient experience (others call it patient centricity) is now a global objective for healthcare organizations.
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Chris Brown is the CEO of MarketCulture Strategies, the global leader in assessing the market-centricity of an organization and its degree of focus on customers, competitors, and environmental conditions that impact business performance.
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This would not undermine Spotify's playlist-centricity; albums would still exist as, essentially, "album playlists."
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It is exactly that noun-centricity that makes Java code so verbose, and because of the verbosity, so difficult to manage once there are so many nouns involved.
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Many successful companies prioritize customer centricity in their business strategies to enhance user satisfaction.
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The centricity of the design was evident, as every element focused on improving the user's experience.
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In his speech, the CEO emphasized the importance of centricity in their approach to product development.
Synonyms
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6.4
Being in the middle or most important part of something
A system that has one main center
The position of something in the middle of a space or design
Antonyms
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word centricity comes from the root centr, which means 'center' and shows up in everyday words like center and central. So, centricity is about being placed or organized around a main point or focus.