cybernated
- adjective
- /ˈsaɪbərˌneɪtɪd/
- Specialized
- Her cybernated vision provided her with augmented reality features for everyday tasks.
Examples
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For apartment buildings and other large structures, Jacque has devised a cybernated construction system.
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The cybernated limbs allowed him to run faster than he ever could before.
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In a cybernated society, people might have enhanced abilities through advanced technology.
Synonyms
Machine parts make body parts stronger or replace them
Antonyms
How Augmented
Surface Forms
Morphology
cybernated = cybernate (semi-transparent) = cyber + nate + ed
The term 'cybernate' is not a standard English word, but its meaning can be inferred from 'cyber' and the context of technological enhancement.
Etymology
Cybernated comes from the Greek word kybernetes, which means 'steersman', and from cybernetics, the study of machine control. So a person who is cybernated has robotic or electronic parts that are 'steered' and controlled by machines.