automatic in Latin
automatic in Latin is automatus — automatic means operating by itself, without a person directly controlling it.
automatic in Latin
automatus
Capable of operating without external control or intervention.
What does "automatic" mean?
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adj Operating by itself, without a person directly controlling it.
"The doors open automatically when you approach them."
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adj Done without conscious thought, as a habit or reflex.
"Braking when a light turns red becomes automatic after enough practice."
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noun A vehicle with an automatic transmission, or a self-loading firearm.
"He traded in his manual for an automatic last year."
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automatic in a sentence
- The doors open automatically when you approach them.
- I drive an automatic car, so I never have to change gears.
- Braking when a light turns red becomes automatic after enough practice.
- He traded in his manual for an automatic last year.
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What is "automatic" in Latin?
"automatic" in Latin is automatus. automatic means: Operating by itself, without a person directly controlling it.
How do you use "automatic" in a sentence?
Example: "The doors open automatically when you approach them." In Latin, "automatic" is automatus.
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