Product Development

verb the action of creating or planning something in a detailed way

• The architect spent months designing the new office building.
• I'm currently designing a cool new logo for our website.
• I'm totally into designing my own clothes these days.
• She is skilled at designing her own destiny.

noun a reaction or response to a particular process or activity

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• The company values feedback from its customers to improve its products and services.
• I'd appreciate your feedback on my presentation. Let me know what you think!
• Hey, can you give me some feedback on my outfit? Does it look good or do I need to change?
• Constructive feedback is like a mirror that reflects our areas of improvement.

adjective not planned or intended; accidental or unintentional

• The architect claimed that the unique shape of the building was completely undesigned.
• I accidentally created an undesigned mess in my room when I was looking for something.
• I hate when my plans end up all undesigned and chaotic.
• Her speech was undesigned but it resonated with the audience in a powerful way.

noun the Ikea effect

• The Ikea effect refers to the psychological phenomenon where people place a higher value on products they have partially created themselves.
• Have you heard of the Ikea effect? It's when you become attached to something you've put together from Ikea.
• Ikea effect is when you get emotionally attached to that piece of furniture you built yourself.
• The Ikea effect can also be seen in relationships, where people value more those they have invested time and effort in building a connection with.

noun the new product or product line introduced through this strategy

• The company decided to launch a brand extension to target a new market segment.
• They're coming out with a brand extension for their popular product line.
• I heard they're dropping a new brand extension next month.
• The brand extension of their clothing line represents a new chapter for the company.

noun a disorderly crowd of people or things

verb to engage in a scrum (as in rugby)

• The team conducted a daily scrum meeting to discuss progress and obstacles.
• We huddled up for a quick scrum to go over our tasks for the day.
• Let's have a scrum to figure out how to tackle this project.
• The political debate turned into a scrum as candidates fought to be heard.

noun Most Valuable Player

• The MVP of the project was recognized for their outstanding contributions.
• Everyone knows Sarah is the MVP around here.
• John is the real MVP for helping me move last weekend.
• In the game of life, you have to be your own MVP.

noun the quality of being acceptable or suitable

adjective acceptable or suitable

• The acceptability of the new policy will be determined by the board of directors.
• We need to discuss the acceptability of these new rules with the team.
• I'm not sure about the acceptability of that idea, it seems a bit sketchy.
• The acceptability of his behavior was like a line in the sand, easily crossed.