Database Management Terminology

noun an addition

• The country's accession to the trade agreement will open up new opportunities for economic growth.
• Her accession to the leadership position was met with mixed reactions from the team.
• I heard about his accession to the cool kids' group at school.
• The artist's accession to fame was sudden and unexpected.

noun the act of deleting or being deleted

• The deletion of unnecessary data from the database improved its performance.
• I accidentally hit delete and now the deletion is irreversible.
• I'm gonna delete that message before anyone sees it.
• The deletion of toxic relationships from her life brought her peace and happiness.

noun a situation where two or more things are not connected or related

verb to disconnect or separate

adjective not connected or related

• The two sets are disjoint, meaning they have no elements in common.
• Those two groups are totally disjoint, they never hang out together.
• Our tastes in music are so disjoint, we never agree on what to listen to.
• The disjoint relationship between the characters adds an interesting dynamic to the story.

noun A connection between two or more things.

verb To become a member of a group or organization.

• I would like to extend an invitation for you to join our prestigious organization.
• Hey, do you want to join us for dinner tonight?
• Yo, you should totally join our squad, it's lit!
• Joining forces with our competitors could lead to a successful merger.

noun a return to a previous state or position

verb to revert back to a previous state or position

• The company decided to implement a rollback of the new policy due to negative feedback from customers.
• I heard they're doing a rollback on the prices at the grocery store next week.
• They had to do a rollback on that decision because it was a total disaster.
• Sometimes in life, you have to do a rollback and start fresh with a new perspective.