Data Security Terms

noun the act of erasing or the state of being erased

verb to remove or obliterate something completely

• The erasure of sensitive data is crucial for maintaining privacy and security.
• I accidentally hit the delete button and now there's been an erasure of all my files!
• She totally ghosted him, it was like a complete erasure from her life.
• The erasure of her memories left her feeling lost and disconnected from her past.

adjective not able to be seen through; not transparent

• The scientific paper presented an opaque explanation of the research findings.
• I couldn't see through the opaque glass windows to see who was inside.
• The contract was so opaque, I had no idea what I was signing.
• Her emotions were opaque, making it hard to understand how she truly felt.

verb to mix or stir quickly and vigorously, typically in cooking

adjective mixed up or disordered

• The chef prepared a plate of scrambled eggs for breakfast.
• I love it when my mom makes scrambled eggs for me.
• I can't believe he scrambled out of there so quickly.
• Her thoughts were all scrambled after the long day at work.

noun a secure room or compartment, typically used for storing valuables or important documents

verb to jump or leap over something using one's hands or a pole for support

• The bank manager opened the vault to access the safe deposit boxes.
• I heard there's some cool stuff in the vault at the old abandoned mansion.
• Let's sneak into the vault and see if we can find anything valuable.
• Her memories were locked away in a vault, hidden from the world.