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hard reboot

HAHRD REE-boot

hɑːrd ˈriːbuːt

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Syllable breakdown

hardreboot

Dictionary meaning

A complete restart or fresh start to resolve deep-rooted problems.

Examples

  • The organisation needed a hard reboot of its culture after the scandal.

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