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metamatics

metamatics is the plural of metamatic.

Meaning of metamatic

Noun

metamatic (plural metamatics)

  1. Any of a series of machines built in the mid-1950s by Jean Tinguely, able to produce drawings by means of a motor-driven arm.
    • Tinguely organized a metamatic art contest for the best picture made on his machines and told a reporter that a metamatic was “an anti-abstract machine, because it proves that anyone can make an abstract picture, even a machine.1994, Joann R. Prosyniuk, Lawrence J. Trudeau, Modern Arts Criticism, page 289

Questions about metamatics

What is metamatics the plural of?
Metamatics is the plural of metamatic.

Words near metamatics in the dictionary

  1. metamathematical
  2. metamathematician
  3. metamathematicians
  4. metamathematics
  5. metamatic
  6. metamatics
  7. metamedia
  8. metamedial
  9. metamediality
  10. metamediaries
  11. metamediary

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