Mechanical and Superficial

Mechanical

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

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

Superficial

Superficial adjective - Lying on or affecting only the outer layer of something.

Mechanical and superficial are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Mechanical" instead an adjective "Superficial".

Nearby Word: superficiality

Both words in one sentence

  • Excuse Plot Many early Pinball machines could be said to fall under this trope, as their themes were often superficial applications onto a mechanical table.
    Source: Excuse Plot
  • Evil Knockoff In the least justified cases, the Big Bad produces an obviously mechanical copy with superficial visual resemblance to The Hero but little functional similarity; for example, a robot "copy" of a human ninja could rely on hidden machine guns and rocket launchers.
    Source: Evil Knockoff
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