cybernetic
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Adj — Relating to cybernetics, the study of communication and automatic control in machines and living things.
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Etymology
From Ancient Greek kubernetikos ("good at steering"), the same root that gives us "govern"; first used in English in 1948.
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What does “cybernetic” mean?
The word “cybernetic” means relating to cybernetics, the study of communication and automatic control in machines and living things. In plain terms, to do with cybernetics — the science of control and communication in machines, animals, or a mix of both (as in cyborgs).
How do you pronounce “cybernetic”?
“Cybernetic” is pronounced seye-buh-NEH-tihk (/ˌsaɪbɚˈnɛtɪk/ in IPA).
How do you use “cybernetic” in a sentence?
Here is “cybernetic” used in a sentence: “The lab researches cybernetic systems that mimic biological reflexes.”
What part of speech is “cybernetic”?
“Cybernetic” is an adjective.
Where does the word “cybernetic” come from?
The word “cybernetic” dates back to around 1948 and comes from Ancient Greek. From Ancient Greek kubernetikos ("good at steering"), the same root that gives us "govern"; first used in English in 1948.
How many meanings does “cybernetic” have?
“Cybernetic” has 2 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: relating to cybernetics, the study of communication and automatic control in machines and living things.