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Installation

Definition

Installation refers to the act of setting up or assembling something, typically a system, equipment, or software, in order to make it fully operational.

Parts of Speech

  1. Noun
  2. Verb

Senses

Noun

  1. The process or act of setting up or putting something into place.
  2. The complete setup or system that has been put into place.

Verb

  1. To set up or put something into place.
  2. To formally admit someone to a new position or role.

Usages

Popular Usage

In popular usage, installation often refers to the process of installing software on a computer or device. For example:

"Make sure to follow the installation instructions carefully before running the program."

"The installation of the latest operating system update took longer than expected."

Local Usage

In the local context, installation could refer to the setup of a physical object or system. For example:

"The installation of the new security system in the building is scheduled for next week."

"The artist created a captivating installation using recycled materials."

Sample Sentences

Noun:

  1. The installation of the new water heater was completed yesterday.
  2. His art installation at the gallery drew a large audience.

Verb:

  1. Please ensure you have all the necessary tools before installing the furniture.
  2. The company installed a new CEO to lead the organization into the future.

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