re boot

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Verb re boot has 1 sense

boot, reboot, bring up - cause to load (an operating system) and start the initial processes; "boot your computer"
--₁ is one way to resuscitate, revive
Sample sentence:
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reboot

Description:

reboot (verb) - to restart a computer system or device.

reboot (noun) - a process of restarting a computer system or device.

reboot (adjective) - pertaining to the act of restarting a computer system or device.

Sense 1: Verb

When a computer system or device is not functioning properly, you can reboot it to refresh the system and clear any errors. By restarting the device, all running programs and applications are stopped and then initiated again.

Example sentence:

"I couldn't access the internet, so I had to reboot my router."

Sense 2: Noun

A reboot can refer to the act of restarting a computer system or device itself, or it can be used to describe the process of restarting.

Example sentence:

"The technician performed a hard reboot on the server to resolve the software issue."

Sense 3: Adjective

In the context of technology or computing, the adjective "reboot" is used to describe anything related to the act of restarting a computer system or device.

Example sentence:

"The IT team conducted a reboot analysis to identify the cause of the system failure."