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untangling

Definition, parts of speech, synonyms, and sentence examples for untangling.

Editorial note

Thinking in micro services from the start is not that hard, but untangling a monolith can be very hard.

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Quick take

The process by which something is untangled.

Meaning at a glance

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noun

The process by which something is untangled.

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for untangling.

Example sentences

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Thinking in micro services from the start is not that hard, but untangling a monolith can be very hard.

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This book does a great job of untangling what it means to know, the limitations of knowing, and doesn't duck the difficult questions.

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Unfortunately untangling a hairball is a bit harder than constructing one.

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Then they discover how much support effort goes into stopping, or untangling frauds, scams, and robberies.

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Guess who got saddled with untangling the salad when he left the company.

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Sensational headline aside, I've seen a lot less untangling when feature-branching off of master and a judicious use of tags.

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Nothing will create a great programmer faster than untangling those darn tangles.

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They met before marriage or civil partnership were a thing and the process of untangling shared assets, property, mortgages and so on is really complicated.

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I would not want to be on the team responsible for untangling those cables!

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Murry doesn't do a great job of untangling these effects.

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Hey, I found these when I was untangling WebGL, and found them pretty useful.

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RecyclerView & Toolbar are examples of Google untangling the foundation from the look & feel, and letting the community come up with the final implementation of things.

Quote examples

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When untangling dependencies, adding that bit in there makes it very clear what the seams are -- where you can say "I depend on something that does Foo -- Feel free to replace it", rather than "I depend on this thing that comes entangled in its own network of dependencies".

Proper noun examples

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Untangling those false connections just adds overhead to the learning process and (IMO) are best avoided until you have a clearer mental distinction between programming _per se_ and programming in a specific language.

Frequently asked questions

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How do you use untangling in a sentence?

Thinking in micro services from the start is not that hard, but untangling a monolith can be very hard.

What does untangling mean?

The process by which something is untangled.

What part of speech is untangling?

untangling is commonly used as noun.