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Definition of nonce - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
cryptographyTECH. cryptographic term for a number used onceTECH.
- The protocol requires a new nonce for each transaction to ensure security.
2.
lexicographyTECH. UK word created for a single occasionTECH. UK
- 'Blorft' is a nonce word she invented.
3.
- The community was wary of the known nonce.
Expressions with nonce
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word created for a specific occasion
The author used a nonce word to describe the alien.
temporarily for the present time
We will use this room for the nonce.
Origin of nonce
Middle English, nones (occasion)
Examples of nonce in a sentence
The nonce must be unpredictable to ensure security. The term 'glorp' was just a nonce for the event. He coined 'squibble' as a nonce for fun. The prison housed several notorious nonces. He was labeled a nonce and shunned by society.
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- French:nonce, mot éphémère, ...
- German:Einmalnummer, Gelegenheitswort, ...
- Italian:valore unico, parola occasionale, ...
- Spanish:valor único, palabra ocurrente, ...
- Portuguese:número único, palavra de ocasião, ...
- Chinese:随机数, 临时词, ...
- Japanese:ナンス, 一時的な言葉, ...
- Arabic:رَقْم مُؤَقَّت, كلمة مؤقتة, ...
- Hebrew:נוֹנְס, מִלָּה חַד פַּעֲמִית, ...
- Russian:одноразовый номер, слово-однодневка, ...
- Ukrainian:одноразовий ключ, одноразове слово, ...
- Hindi:नॉन्स, अस्थायी शब्द, ...
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