V2 Vocabulary Building Dictionary
infrastructure
noun
Definition: 1. the basic underlying framework or features of a system or organization; 2. large-scale public systems like power, water supply, roads, public transportation, etc.
Synonyms: groundwork, foundation, framework
Antonyms: superstructure
Tips: Infrastructure refers to the foundation of an organization as well as large scale public systems (such as roads and public buildings) of a country or region. You will often hear information technology (I.T.) professionals discuss their network infrastructure for their computer network.
Usage Examples:
Our company's success depends on the careful development of a solid marketing infrastructure. (foundation, groundwork)
The intricate infrastructure of ancient Rome has always intrigued historians. (framework)
The company needed a more robust network infrastructure to support its growing computer needs. (framework, foundation)
Cities that host the Olympic games must usually add a good deal of infrastructure, such as additional hotels, highways, public transportation systems, and sporting facilities. (groundwork, public systems)
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