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Being fragile, weak, or vulnerable. In modern contexts, it often refers to social structures, physical health, or cybersecurity flaws.

The ability of different systems, components, or software to work together or be exchanged without modification. Compatibility.

To use something freely and skillfully, especially a language, a tool, or a technology. It implies a high level of proficiency and command.

A physical defect, flaw, or imperfection in a system, product, or person's character. It implies that something is missing or broken, preventing it from functioning correctly.

The core, backbone, or most essential part of a system, organization, or infrastructure. It supports the entire structure and is critical for its operation.

To spread widely among the general public or to become common usage. Often used for technology, ideas, or products.

The process of making something as effective, efficient, or functional as possible within given constraints. It is widely used in engineering, logistics, and computer science.

The ability of computer components, software, or systems to work together or be used in place of each other; compatibility.

A medium or means through which something is transmitted, expressed, or achieved. It can refer to physical storage, communication channels, or biological vectors.

Affinity, compatibility, or how well two things get along or fit together. Used in technology for software compatibility and in sociology for cultural fit.