Cybernetic and Mechanical

Cybernetic

Cybernetic adjective - Of or relating the principles of cybernetics.
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Synonyms for Cybernetic

Mechanical and cybernetic are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Mechanical" instead an adjective "Cybernetic".

Nearby Word: cybernetics

Mechanical

Mechanical adjective - Done instantly and without conscious thought or decision.

Cybernetic and mechanical are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Cybernetic" instead an adjective "Mechanical".

Both words in one sentence

  • Mechanical Lifeforms In the original cartoon, however, the Quintessons (themselves either mechanical or cybernetic) built Cybertron as a factory to produce robot slaves (non-transforming proto-Transformers).
  • Ancient Astronauts First the cybernetic or mechanical Builders tinkered with the ancient human genome to create Homo erectus and then Ahn who used human slaves in ancient Mesopotamia and finally a third species who helped humans get back on their feet after the Ahn were wiped out.
  • From cellular phones to desktop computers to automated banking machines to cars, we have all kinds of mechanical and cybernetic gadgets that (at least for some of us) we can't imagine living without.
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