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multitask

verb as in perform multiple tasks simultaneously

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A Chromebook’s ability to multitask is determined largely by its processor, with the number of cores indicating how well it can handle double-duty.

We looked at memory and storage capacity to determine how well a device could multitask or how much space it had for apps and files.

Stunting can affect someone’s ability to pay attention, multitask and regulate their mood.

I know how to multitask as well as understand my responsibilities on both a professional and personal level.

I get it, we’re less self-conscious on the phone, and you can multitask and talk–maybe fold laundry or eat or both.

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This is true of all technology: the more advanced it becomes, the more we are forced to multitask and adapt to choice overload.

“We multitask, something all women learn to do,” she said Thursday.

We live with the show every day (a state I call Hungland), multitask like lunatics, work crazy long hours, blah blah blah.

The multitask gene is obviously linked to the X chromosome, because I know of no men who carry the trait.

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On this page you'll find 5 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to multitask, such as: balance, juggle, aggregate, and syndicate.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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