verb
General Slang
future-proof
FYOO-chur PROOF · verb · informal
To design so it won't become obsolete.
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Definitions
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To build something in a way that anticipates change and resists becoming outdated.
“Let's future-proof the architecture so we can add regions later.”
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future-proof In A Sentence
Let's future-proof the architecture so we can add regions later.
Origin & Usage
Engineering/design term.
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What does 'future-proof' mean?
It means to design or build something so it anticipates change and resists becoming outdated.
How is it used?
As a verb, e.g. 'future-proof the system', or as an adjective, e.g. 'a future-proof design.'
Where does the term come from?
It comes from engineering and design, describing systems built to withstand future change.
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