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Is “re-enqueue” or “reenqueue” a proper word?
This came up while reviewing a technical document:
The algorithm could re-enqueue the id associated with the job ...
This has generated some discussion as the word does not appear in the ...
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“To latch in a recess/groove” vs. “to catch in a recess/groove”
Is there a difference in meaning when used in a technical context? For example, does a fork latch in a recess when pressed or does it catch in the recess?
