natech
/ˈneɪˌtɛk/
natech adjective: natural and technical, in combination; usually with reference to a technological disaster combined with the natural disaster that caused it.
Adjective
natech (not comparable)
- Natural and technical, in combination; usually with reference to a technological disaster combined with the natural disaster that caused it.
- Even governments that publicly deny the existence of global warming (for political purposes driven by ideological bias) are hypocritically also engaged in military planning that assumes a future with more frequent natech disasters.
Origin of natech
Syllabic abbreviation of natural + technical, as with analogous syllabic abbreviations such as satnav and sitcom.
Questions about natech
- What does natech mean?
- Natech means natural and technical, in combination; usually with reference to a technological disaster combined with the natural disaster that caused it.
- What part of speech is natech?
- Natech is an adjective.
- How do you pronounce natech?
- Natech is pronounced /ˈneɪˌtɛk/.
Words near natech in the dictionary
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