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Is architect a verb?
posted by Anna Mar, December 07, 2011
Yes, architect is a verb. Some dictionaries list it as a verb and others do not. The ones that don't haven't caught up with the modern usage of the word.
Common PitfallsIf architect wasn't a verb you'd be stuck with a verb such as "design". This can easily be confused with low level technical design. When architect is the correct verb — it's better to use it.
The present continuous tense "architecting" tends to be over used. The present and past tense of "architect" sound more compelling.
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