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bionic

BIH-on-ihk
adj
1
Having body parts enhanced or replaced with electronic or mechanical components.
"He received a bionic arm after the accident."
2
(informal) Having superhuman strength, speed, or ability.
"After training all year, she felt bionic on race day."

How to Use Bionic

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In plain EnglishPart-machine, part-body — or, loosely, superhumanly capable.

Common pairings
bionic arm bionic leg bionic eye

Word Forms

more bionic comparative, most bionic superlative

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Etymology

A blend of "biological" and "electronic," popularised by the 1970s TV show The Six Million Dollar Man and its bionic characters.

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