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roboticism

roboticism noun: robotic behaviour.

Noun

roboticism (usually uncountable, plural roboticisms)

  1. (usually) Robotic behaviour.
    • Dropping out of the mundane existence and breaking free from one's own roboticisms. Bathing in the rapturous energy and hanging free. Free from hive mentality one can't help but to hedonistically rapture on pleasurable energy.2005, Daniel McClelland, Secret Magickal Text, page 78
    • Your tasks at work revolve around the same subject they did last month, assuming they're not the exact same routines of sheer repetition — the industrial roboticism of a corporate world.2019, Nikolas Honoré, Meet Me at the Sun

Forms of roboticism

pluralroboticisms

Origin of roboticism

From robotic + -ism.

Questions about roboticism

What does roboticism mean?
Roboticism means robotic behaviour.
What part of speech is roboticism?
Roboticism is a noun.
What is the plural of roboticism?
The plural of roboticism is roboticisms.

Words near roboticism in the dictionary

  1. roboticisation
  2. roboticise
  3. roboticised
  4. roboticises
  5. roboticising
  6. roboticism
  7. roboticisms
  8. roboticist
  9. roboticists
  10. roboticity
  11. roboticization

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