assisted

Gave a hand

Assisted is the past tense of assist, meaning helped or supported.

It often appears in compounds describing aid with significant actions: assisted living provides help with daily tasks for those who need it, assisted suicide involves helping someone end their life, and physician-assisted death specifies medical involvement.

In sports, an assisted goal credits the player who made the final pass.

aided

helped

Gave aid to

upheld · boosted · enabled · empowered · reinforced · subsidized · sponsored · endorsed · promoted · furthered

medical

surgery

Invasive medical procedure

suicide · dying · euthanasia · fertilization · delivery · diagnosis · rehabilitation · therapy · prosthetic · device

guided

directed

Gave guidance or orders

mentored · coached · shepherded · escorted · chaperoned · supervised · instructed · tutored · oriented · advised

technological

automated

Operating without human control

  • roboticStiff and unemotional
  • AISimulated cognitive processing
  • computerElectronic calculating device

machine · algorithm · software · GPS · autopilot · exoskeleton · sensor · voice-activated · smart · digital

living

elderly

Advanced in age

residence · retirement · dementia · mobility · wheelchair · walker · homecare · supervision · monitoring · independence

Categories
Opposites
help vs. hindrance

assistedhindered

Slowed or obstructed

obstructed · impeded · blocked · thwarted · hampered

aided vs. unaided

assistedunaided

Without external support

unassisted · solo · independent · alone · self-reliant

support vs. abandonment

assistedabandoned

Left behind completely

deserted · forsaken · neglected · left alone · stranded

Phrases
Family

assist, assistant, assistance, assisting, unassisted, assistants, assists, assisted living, assistive

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G