Pronunciation: /ˈmɪʃən ˈkrɪtɪkəl/
noun Another noun, 'critical', which can also refer to a crucial or decisive point or situation.
A1 The mission critical task was to deliver the package on time.
A2 The team worked together to complete the mission critical project.
B1 The success of the company's expansion plan is mission critical.
B2 The engineers were focused on resolving the mission critical issue affecting the system.
C1 The CEO emphasized the importance of the mission critical objectives for the quarter.
C2 The military operation was deemed mission critical for national security.
adjective A word that describes or modifies a noun. 'Critical' is an adjective in this context, indicating that the mission is of utmost importance or essential.
A1 Following the recipe correctly is mission critical for baking a cake.
A2 Having a backup generator is mission critical in case of a power outage.
B1 Proper training is mission critical for employees to perform their tasks effectively.
B2 Data security is mission critical for companies handling sensitive information.
C1 Maintaining good relationships with clients is mission critical for the success of a business.
C2 Effective communication is mission critical for a team to work together efficiently.
formal The success of the project relies heavily on completing the mission critical tasks on time.
informal We can't afford to mess up the mission critical parts of this operation.
slang Don't drop the ball on the mission critical stuff, okay?
figurative In order to reach our goals, we must focus on the mission critical aspects of our plan.
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