meta- in Greek
meta- in Greek is μετα- — meta- means referring to itself or its own category — self-aware or self-referential in nature.
meta- in Greek
μετα-
Pronounced: meta-
What does "meta-" mean?
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adj Referring to itself or its own category — self-aware or self-referential in nature.
"The movie made a meta joke about its own sequel."
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adj In gaming, describing a strategy, character, or item that is currently considered the most effective and widely used.
"That character became meta after the last balance update."
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meta- in a sentence
- The movie made a meta joke about its own sequel.
- Writing an essay about how to write essays feels very meta.
- That character became meta after the last balance update.
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What is "meta-" in Greek?
"meta-" in Greek is μετα-. meta- means: Referring to itself or its own category — self-aware or self-referential in nature.
How do you pronounce μετα-?
"meta-" in Greek is μετα-, pronounced "meta-".
How do you use "meta-" in a sentence?
Example: "The movie made a meta joke about its own sequel." In Greek, "meta-" is μετα-.
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