philotechnical (Meaning)
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philotechnical (a.)
Fond of the arts.
Synonyms & Antonyms of philotechnical
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philotechnical Sentence Examples
- The philotechnical society organized a lecture series on the latest advancements in computer science.
- Dr. Emily Carter's philotechnical research focused on the optimization of renewable energy systems.
- The philotechnical institute hosted an exhibition showcasing groundbreaking technological innovations.
- The philotechnical club at the university promoted knowledge and enthusiasm for science among its members.
- The philotechnical conference attracted researchers, engineers, and enthusiasts from around the world.
- John Smith's philotechnical endeavors centered on developing a prototype for a self-driving car.
- The philotechnical museum displayed historical artifacts highlighting the evolution of science and technology.
- The philotechnical librarian specialized in acquiring and organizing resources related to science and engineering.
- The philotechnical scholarship was awarded to promising students pursuing higher education in STEM fields.
- The philotechnical organization advocated for increased funding and support for scientific research and innovation.
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Fond of the arts.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The philotechnical society organized a lecture series on the latest advancements in computer science.
Dr. Emily Carter's philotechnical research focused on the optimization of renewable energy systems.
The philotechnical institute hosted an exhibition showcasing groundbreaking technological innovations.
The philotechnical club at the university promoted knowledge and enthusiasm for science among its members.
