quasirobotic
quasirobotic adjective: somewhat robotic; robotlike.
Adjective
quasirobotic (comparative more quasirobotic, superlative most quasirobotic)
- Somewhat robotic; robotlike.
- Any list of the qualities that have netted all this talent and money should include Mr. Priebatsch’s quasirobotic work ethic. He does not socialize. He no longer reads books, nor does he watch TV or movies. He works from 8 a.m. until 10 p.m., seven days a week.2010 September 18, David Segal, “Just Manic Enough: Seeking Perfect Entrepreneurs”, in The New York Times
- What happens when players disconnect from this virtual world? Researchers have found that they continue to exhibit quasirobotic conduct: specifically, desensitization to physical and emotional pain, both in themselves and in others.2013 April 12, Josie Glausiusz, “More Game, Less Pain”, in The American Scholar
Forms of quasirobotic
| comparative | more quasirobotic |
|---|---|
| superlative | most quasirobotic |
Origin of quasirobotic
From quasi- + robotic.
Questions about quasirobotic
- What does quasirobotic mean?
- Quasirobotic means somewhat robotic; robotlike.
- What part of speech is quasirobotic?
- Quasirobotic is an adjective.
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