iteration
/ɪˌtɛrˈeɪʃən/Definitions
1. noun
One complete round or cycle of a process, especially in a series of repetitions.
“The team went through several iterations of the software design before it was finalized.”
2. noun
A single run or trial of an experiment or a test.
“The researchers conducted multiple iterations of the experiment to achieve consistent results.”
3. noun
A series of events or actions repeated in a cycle, especially in a process of growth or development.
“The company has been going through an iteration of expansion and downsizing for years.”
4. noun
A specific version or stage of something.
“The latest iteration of the smartphone has improved camera capabilities.”
5. verb
To repeat or repeat through a process in order to achieve a desired result.
“The company is iterating on the new product design to meet customer demands.”