Nodel

Pronunciation: /ˈnoʊdəl/

Definitions of nodel

noun A term used in computer science to refer to a point in a network where data is transmitted or received

Example Sentences

A1 I need to find a nodel for my sewing project.

A2 The nodel of the story was easy to follow.

B1 The company is looking for a new nodel to join their team.

B2 The architect designed a unique nodel for the new building.

C1 She is an expert in creating complex nodels for computer simulations.

C2 The artist's nodels are highly sought after by collectors around the world.

Examples of nodel in a Sentence

formal The nodel in the network architecture serves as a central point for data transmission.

informal Make sure you connect to the right nodel for a stable internet connection.

slang I heard the new gaming console has a powerful nodel for seamless gameplay.

figurative In a company, the CEO acts as the nodel that coordinates all departments.

Grammatical Forms of nodel

• past tense: nodded
• plural: nodels
• comparative: more nodel
• superlative: most nodel
• present tense: nod
• future tense: will nod
• perfect tense: have nodded
• continuous tense: is nodding
• singular: nodel
• positive degree: very nodel
• infinitive: to nod
• gerund: nodding
• participle: nodded

Origin and Evolution of nodel

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Old English or Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'nodel' is believed to have originated from Old English or Middle English.

Evolution of the word: The word 'nodel' may have evolved from an old term referring to a small knob or node, to eventually be used in a figurative sense to describe a key point or central idea.