baked-in (B2)
adjective
Pronunciation: ˌbeɪkt ˈɪn
Definition
Included as a fundamental or permanent part of something, often by design or as an inherent characteristic.
Examples
The new security system has baked-in encryption to protect user data.
Many people believe that the desire for social connection is baked-in to human nature.
How to Use baked-in
- baked-in feature (collocation)
- A feature that is included as a standard part of a system or product. — "The new phone model has a baked-in feature for instant photo sharing."
- baked-in security (collocation)
- Security measures that are an integral part of a system's design. — "The company prides itself on its baked-in security to protect sensitive data."
- baked-in bias (collocation)
- An inherent prejudice or unfairness present in a system or algorithm. — "It is crucial to identify and address any baked-in bias in AI."
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