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Meaning of cyborg
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cyborg (n)
a human being whose body has been taken over in whole or in part by electromechanical devices
cyborg Sentence Examples
- The injured soldier received a high-tech prosthetic eye, making him a partial cyborg.
- In the dystopian future, cyborgs with enhanced strength served as the elite guard.
- The ethical debate raged on: were cyborgs considered people, or simply advanced machines?
- Mia, the cyborg athlete, pushed the boundaries of human performance with her bionic legs.
- The cyborg detective could access information directly through his neural implant, solving crimes faster than ever.
- The cyborg's sleek metallic arm contrasted with his human face, a constant reminder of his duality.
- Despite their technological advantages, some cyborgs longed for a fully human existence.
- Scientists were developing ways to seamlessly integrate technology with the human body, creating a new generation of cyborgs.
- The cyborg artist used her robotic arm to create stunning sculptures, blurring the line between technology and art.
- In a thrilling cyborg duel, sparks flew as their enhanced limbs clashed.
FAQs About the word cyborg
a human being whose body has been taken over in whole or in part by electromechanical devices
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No antonyms found.
The injured soldier received a high-tech prosthetic eye, making him a partial cyborg.
In the dystopian future, cyborgs with enhanced strength served as the elite guard.
The ethical debate raged on: were cyborgs considered people, or simply advanced machines?
Mia, the cyborg athlete, pushed the boundaries of human performance with her bionic legs.
