enclave

Vocabulary Word

Definition

'Enclave' refers to a region or area that is within a larger area but is separated or isolated in some way. It could be a part of a city that is entirely made up of a specific ethnic group, that's different from the rest of the city.

Examples in Different Contexts

In network security, 'enclave' can refer to an isolated part of a network. A cybersecurity expert might say, 'We've set up a secure enclave for sensitive data storage.'

Practice Scenarios

Business

Scenario:

We are restructuring the office layout to promote better communication within teams. Any thoughts on the new plan?

Response:

I like the new layout, especially creating the enclave for the marketing team. It will provide them with a space conducive to brainstorming.

Public-Policy

Scenario:

The diversity in our city is incredible. This multiculturalism brings vitality and richness to the social fabric of the city.

Response:

Absolutely, especially with enclaves like Chinatown that provide such a fascinating cultural blend to the city.