ergonomic
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- adjective
- /ˌɜrɡəˈnɑmɪk/
- Donald types cheerily on a laptop computer at an ergonomic desk.
- ergonomic hazards
- ergonomic assessment
- ergonomic solution
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Watch on YouTubeSo then is this the ergonomic keyboard to buy?
- So then is this the ergonomic keyboard to buy?
- For me, it'll just be a kickstand so I can get that healthy ergonomic incline on my keyboard.
- For a standing desk or an ergonomic chair, I highly recommend checking out their web.
Examples
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I need an ergonomic keyboard to keep my repetative stress injury in check.
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For a standing desk or an ergonomic chair, I highly recommend checking out their web.
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So I turn it down and it's got this ergonomic handle so I can do it myself.
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I just bought an ergonomic chair with my own money.
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At three, we have the use of an ergonomic mouse like this model from Three M.
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I do love, I do love the ergonomic, grippy design.
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Trains have the potential to be just as spacious and ergonomic as their airborne counterparts.
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I found a smaller, more ergonomic knob for my DeWalt planer.
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Jack walks to an enormous, bare mahogany desk and sits down in a high-tech ergonomic leather chair.
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I just bought an ergonomic chair that provides excellent support while I work.
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Morphology
ergonomic = ergonomics (transparent) = ergonom + ic
Formed by adding the adjective-forming suffix '-ic' to the noun 'ergonomics', so the meaning 'relating to ergonomics' is directly predictable.
Etymology
Ergonomic comes from the Greek roots ergon ('work') and nomos ('rule' or 'law'), and the erg part is like the start of energy ('power' or 'work'). So ergonomic means something made to fit the way we work, to make tasks easier and more comfortable.