cyborg
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- noun
- /ˈsaɪbɔrg/
- And yes, they really are cyborgs made from both living and artificial parts.
- human cyborg
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Watch on YouTubeAnd they eventually may upgrade their own brains so that they are cyborgs, They are post biological beings.
- And they eventually may upgrade their own brains so that they are cyborgs, They are post biological beings.
- And now I'm doing all these cyborgs and AI stuff.
- And what is the largest Cyborg according to Bateman?
- These make me look like some weird Cyborg alien Elon Musk implant.
- But under our overlords, the cyborgs, like your friend.
- So we already have, we're already a Cyborg.
- Now with cyborgs or with inorganic entities, this is no longer true.
- And so it's a it's worthy effort to go out there and try to become cyborgs.
Examples
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Judging from his brand new ground car and his expensive clothes, the cyborg could buy anything he wanted.
Fiction book (1991) -
Many films explore the idea of a cyborg who struggles to balance human emotions and machine logic.
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Turning, the cyborg walked around the side of the bar and towards the parking lot.
Fiction book (1991) -
You bring a cyborg with robot legs into my house?
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The noble savage is reincarnated as a cyborg: a being part human and part machine.
Academic text (1997) -
The flesh they put on the cyborgs is normal human tissue.
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Sure, this cyborg looks human, but behind that pretty face lives an intergalactic robot of unimaginable power!
Academic text (2011) -
In the futuristic city, the hero is a cyborg equipped with advanced robotic limbs.
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The scientist created a cyborg that could think and feel like a human, yet operate with the efficiency of a machine.
Synonyms
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A woman who has part of her body replaced or helped by machines, often in science fiction
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A man with artificial body parts that help him move or work
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A being part human and part robot that looks or acts like a man
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Etymology
Cyborg comes from joining cyber (about 'machines') and organism ('living body'). So a cyborg is a living body with machine parts inside it, which explains why the word means a person partly made of machines.