core-aware

adjective
UK /kɔːr əˈweə/
US /kɔːr əˈwer/

Knowing what is most important inside something.

The team stayed core-aware and focused on the main goal.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Understanding the central part of a computer chip.

The engineer was core-aware when tuning the processor.

3. Being conscious of the most important ideas in a subject.

A core-aware student knows which lessons matter most.

4. Paying attention to the heart of a problem.

She stayed core-aware during the busy meeting.