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Term: Delegation

Description:

Delegation refers to the act of assigning or entrusting a task, responsibility, or authority to someone else. It involves transferring certain duties or decision-making powers to another person or group, typically in a hierarchical or organizational setting.

Senses:

  1. Noun (General): The act or process of delegating authority or tasks to others.
  2. Noun (Politics): A group of individuals chosen to represent or speak on behalf of others in a formal assembly, conference, or organization.
  3. Noun (Computer Science): In programming, the act of assigning a task or responsibility to a subordinate component or module.

Examples of Usage:

Noun (General):

  1. The manager practiced effective delegation by assigning specific tasks to each team member.
  2. Delegation of authority is crucial for maintaining efficiency in large organizations.

Noun (Politics):

  1. The delegates actively participated in the delegation to voice the concerns of their constituents.
  2. The delegation from the European Union presented their proposals during the conference.

Noun (Computer Science):

  1. The software developer utilized delegation to divide the project into smaller, manageable components.
  2. By implementing delegation, the programmer achieved a modular and maintainable code structure.

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