Definition

A structure or system that is interconnected like a web, often used to describe online tasks or projects.

Example

The team collaborated on their webwork to ensure all parts were connected properly.

Conversation

Have you seen the new project layout?

Yeah, it looks like a complex webwork of tasks.

I know, right? It's like everything is interconnected.

Exactly! It’ll take some time to navigate through all of it.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Webwork → The word is formed from "web" (from Old English *webb*, meaning a woven fabric or network) and "work" (from Old English *weorc*, meaning activity or labor). Together, these parts describe the activity or labor involved in creating or managing a network, particularly in a digital context.

Memory Tip

Think of a 'woven fabric' ('web') and the 'activity' ('work') involved in creating or managing it — that's what webwork means.

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