Entity: QUICK-FIX
QUICK-FIX refers to an expedient, usually temporary or inadequate solution to a problem. It is often portrayed as a fast and easy solution that may not be very effective in the long run.
QUICK-FIX
Etymology
The term QUICK-FIX combines 'quick,' meaning fast or immediate, with 'fix,' indicating a solution to a problem.
Definition
QUICK-FIX refers to an expedient, usually temporary or inadequate solution to a problem. It is often portrayed as a fast and easy solution that may not be very effective in the long run.
Historical Context
The concept of QUICK-FIX has been prevalent in various fields, including psychology, technology, and personal development. It is often criticized for its short-sightedness and lack of long-term effectiveness.
Cultural Significance
In modern society, the desire for quick fixes is evident in areas such as health, finance, and relationships. The term is commonly used to caution against relying on superficial solutions.
Related Concepts
- Substitute
- Alternate
- Standby
- Makeshift
See Also
An expedient, temporary solution, especially one that merely postpones having to cope with an overall problem.