cache Synonyms
Strongest:
- throw-away
- consume
- unload
- ditch
- discard
- waste
- jettison
- dump
- dump
- consume
- cast
- discard
- waste
- throw-out
- unload
- jettison
- cast
- ditch
- throw-out
- throw-away
Strong:
- blow
- relinquish
- hand-out
- surrender
- hand-over
- blow
- surrender
- dissipate
- lavish
- fling-off-or-away-
- squander
- run-through
- spend
- use-up
- lavish
- expend
- squander
- spend
- fling-off-or-away-
- expend
- run-through
- use-up
- hand-over
- hand-out
- relinquish
- dissipate
Weak:
cache Meaning
cache (n)
a hidden storage space (for money or provisions or weapons)
a secret store of valuables or money
(computer science) RAM memory that is set aside as a specialized buffer storage that is continually updated; used to optimize data transfers between system elements with different characteristics
cache (v)
save up as for future use
cache (n.)
A hole in the ground, or hiding place, for concealing and preserving provisions which it is inconvenient to carry.
cache Sentence Examples
- The explorer stumbled upon a hidden cache of treasures buried deep in the jungle.
- The spy left behind a cache of secret documents in a discreet location.
- Hikers often rely on caches of food and supplies strategically placed along remote trails.
- The computer's cache memory stores frequently accessed data for faster retrieval.
- Archaeologists uncovered a cache of ancient artifacts dating back centuries.
- Thieves targeted the cache of jewels stored in the museum's vault.
- The detective found a cache of weapons hidden in the criminal's hideout.
- The survivalist built a cache of provisions in a secluded cave for emergencies.
- Programmers often clear the cache to improve the performance of their applications.
- The treasure hunters followed an old map to locate the cache of gold coins buried by pirates.
FAQs About the word cache
a hidden storage space (for money or provisions or weapons), a secret store of valuables or money, (computer science) RAM memory that is set aside as a speciali
supply,reserve, collection, store, hoard, reservoir,deposit, bank, nest egg, accumulation
throw away, consume, unload, ditch, discard, waste, jettison,dump, dump, consume
The explorer stumbled upon a hidden cache of treasures buried deep in the jungle.
The spy left behind a cache of secret documents in a discreet location.
Hikers often rely on caches of food and supplies strategically placed along remote trails.
The computer's cache memory stores frequently accessed data for faster retrieval.
