Technology & Computing Vocabulary
Vocabulary words related to technology & computing that appear on standardized tests including GRE, SAT, TOEFL, and IELTS.
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A connection between two or more things; a hyperlink in digital media; or to connect.
The ability to read and write.
Able to read and write.
Causing or intended to cause harm; deliberately harmful.
To handle or control a tool, idea, or situation, often in a skillful or underhanded way.
A person or thing that causes wonder or astonishment; also used as a verb meaning to be amazed.
The abstract science of number, quantity, and space, studied in forms such as algebra, geometry, and...
A rectangular array of numbers or symbols arranged in rows and columns; also, a surrounding environm...
A complex network of paths or passages that is difficult to navigate, often used as a puzzle.
Actions or steps taken to achieve a particular purpose, or the plural of 'measure.'
The main means of mass communication, such as television, radio, newspapers, and the internet; colle...
A list of dishes that can be ordered in a restaurant or a list of options on a computer screen.
Goods or products that are bought and sold; commodities.
The exclusive control or ownership of a particular market or service.
Principles concerning the distinction between right and wrong or good and bad behavior.
Declining in activity, vigor, or relevance; approaching death or extinction.
A short phrase expressing a guiding principle or ideal for an individual or group.
A system of interconnected people, devices, or things that share information or resources. Commonly ...
A connection or central point that links elements together.
Not following traditional rules, methods, or styles.
In a way that is worthy of attention; especially or particularly.
To write down or represent symbolically, especially in music or scientific data.
In a way that is widely or infamously known.
Relating to the nucleus of an atom or nuclear energy.
No longer produced or used; outdated.
To remove or prevent a need, duty, or difficulty; to make unnecessary.
A violation of law, rule, or code; an act that causes anger or resentment.
No longer current or modern; based on old information or practices.
A typical example, pattern, or model of something, often used to describe a framework in science or ...
A collection of equipment, tools, or belongings, especially those associated with a particular activ...
A government license granting exclusive rights to an invention, or something clearly evident.
Concerned with teaching methods or education, often used in academic contexts.
Allowing great freedom of behavior or action; tolerant of wrongdoing.
A person who flies an aircraft, or a test version of a program or show.
A person who is among the first to explore or settle a new area or field.
The illegal copying, distribution, or use of copyrighted material, or the act of robbery at sea.
To turn or rotate on a central point; also, a crucial change in strategy or direction.
A seed container in plants like peas; also, a small compartmentalized unit in vehicles or technology...
The fact or state of being possible; latent ability or quality.
Coming before something in time, order, or position.
To take action in order to prevent something from happening; to replace or take priority over someth...
Forward movement toward a destination or goal; improvement.
Advancing steadily; favoring or implementing social reform or innovation.
A plan or suggestion put forward for consideration, especially one made formally.
An early version of a product or system used for testing and design.
Relating to or affecting the people as a whole; accessible to all members of the community.
To remove unwanted or impure elements from a substance or group; a thorough elimination.
Relating to the quantity or measurement of something, often expressed in numerical form.
To broadcast again a program that was previously aired.
No longer needed or useful; duplicated or superfluous.
The act or process of improving something by making small changes; a subtle improvement.
To prove that a statement or theory is false through argument or evidence.
Dependence on someone or something for support, supply, or success.
Compensation or amends paid for harm or damage, especially by governments after war or injustice.
Tending to restrict; limiting freedom of action or expression.
A type of dog bred to fetch game, especially birds, for hunters; also refers to a program or system ...
Involving or characteristic of a complete or dramatic change; someone who promotes such change.
Extremely thorough, exhaustive, or demanding in effort or precision.
To deliberately destroy or obstruct something, often for political or personal gain.
A flat surface for displaying information, images, or video, such as on a computer, television, or s...