Meaning ofcorein English

Noun

1. most important part of something; its essence
2. central part of an object (with seeds); essential
3. inner part of a physical thing
   The core of the apple is hard and bitter.
4. center of a space or area
   The city's core is a bustling commercial area.
5. inner part of a physical object
   The core of the earth is made up of molten iron.
6. central part of an area; inner space
   The city's core is home to many historic landmarks.
7. essential or most important part; the heart
   The company's core values include honesty and integrity.
8. central part of a category; most typical members
   The core of the team consists of experienced and skilled players.
9. main botanical group within a clade
   The core of the plant family is composed of several genera.
10. optimal allocations in game theory; feasible sets
    In game theory, the core represents the optimal allocations of resources.
11. individual computer processor; central unit
    The computer's core processes vast amounts of data quickly.
12. inner material in composite sandwich
    The manufacturer uses a foam core in their lightweight composite panels.
13. nuclear reactor's inner part
    The nuclear power plant's core is a highly sensitive area.
14. central fissile portion of a weapon
    The bomb's core is made of highly enriched uranium.
15. ferromagnetic material in an electromagnet
    The electromagnet uses a core made of iron to enhance its magnetic field.
16. a cylindrical cardboard piece (for winding material)
    The factory produces a core for winding yarn or thread onto a spool.
17. a small organic sample (from biopsy)
    The doctor examined the core sample from the patient's tumor.
18. a protein's central structure (hydrophobic amino acids)
    The core of the protein is composed of hydrophobic amino acids.
19. cylindrical sample from drilling
    The geologist extracted a core from the earth's crust for analysis.
20. an atomic nucleus (with inner electrons)
    The physicist studied the core of the atom, including its protons and neutrons.