V2 Vocabulary Building Dictionary
cache
noun, verb
Definition: (n.) 1. a place of hiding or storage; 2. valuables that are stored or hidden; 3. memory space in a computer's RAM used for frequently accessed data, continually updated; (v.) to store or save something for future use
Synonyms: (n.) repository, stash, treasure, store, stockpile, (v.) reserve, hoard, save, stash
Antonyms: (v.) use
Tips: To help remember the meaning of cache, think of the rhyming words "cash" and "stash." (i.e: "I'm going to stash my cash in a chache.")
Usage Examples:
The ship's naval officers kept an extra cache of ammunition below the main deck in case they should ever need it. (supply, reserve) noun
Because she feared being robbed, the woman kept her fine jewelry in a cache in the highest hall cupboard. (stash, repository) noun
It's not wise to keep your cache of cash under the mattress. (reserve, supply) noun
She cached her valuables in a safety deposit box at the bank. (stored, stashed) verb
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