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fallback

 

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Noun fallback has 1 sense
  1. disengagement, fallback, pullout - to break off a military action with an enemy
    --1 is a kind of retreat
    Derived form: verb fall back3

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Fallback

Definition: A fallback refers to an alternative option or plan that is used when the preferred option is not available or fails.

Part of Speech: Noun

Sense 1:

Usage: In computing, a fallback is a secondary function, method, or behavior that is executed when the primary one cannot be performed.

Example Sentence: The website's server has a fallback system that redirects users to a backup server in case of any technical issues. Related products on Amazon

Part of Speech: Verb (transitive)

Sense 1:

Usage: To fallback means to revert to a previous state or condition.

Example Sentence: After the unsuccessful experiment, the company decided to fallback to their original product design. Related products on Amazon

Sense 2:

Usage: In telecommunications, to fallback is the action of switching from a higher-speed network to a slower or more reliable one, often due to signal strength or coverage issues.

Example Sentence: When the signal strength drops, the smartphone will automatically fallback from 5G to 4G network. Related products on Amazon

Part of Speech: Adjective

Sense 1:

Usage: As an adjective, fallback describes something serving as a backup or secondary option.

Example Sentence: The company organized a fallback plan for the event that the main speaker did not arrive on time. Related products on Amazon

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