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[Verb] | "cor*rade" | \ kə-ˈrād \
1: to wear away by abrasion
2: to crumble away through abrasion
Origin: 1646 ;
Borrowed from Latin corrādere "to rake together, sweep up, scrape off," from cor-, variant before of com- {see: |com-|com-} + rādere "to scrape, scratch, shave" {mat|rase|};
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# 1 - { Corradize:17266414 }
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[ "Corradize" ]
1: To overly complicate a set of tasks or project plan to the point where it becomes unachievable. From Italian heavy armored knights (corrazziere) who were over equipped with armor and rendered ineffective.
* e.g., ... we had a good plan to deliver in 3 months, until harry showed up and corradized it. Now we'll be lucky to deliver in 3 years.
# 2 - { Corradize:17389888 }
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[ "Corradize" ]
1: To tie up a Project so that everything gets gummed up, and focused solely on whataboutery, so no progress is made on Deliverables.
* e.g., ... We had a three month analysis to do, but then the PM corradized it, and now we are six months in, without a word being written.
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