bionic

Part machine, stronger

Bionic describes body parts or organisms that have been enhanced or replaced by electromechanical components.

A bionic arm or bionic eye integrates technology with biology to restore or augment natural function.

The term gained popular currency through 1970s television shows featuring characters with superhuman abilities derived from artificial implants.

In casual use, bionic often suggests extraordinary capability: After my coffee, I feel bionic.

futuristic

sci-fi

Futuristic fiction, abbreviated

biotech · singularity · RoboCop · cyberpunk · posthuman · synthetic · regeneration · innovation · augmentation

cybernetic

cyborg

Organic-mechanical hybrid entity

sensor · computerized · chip · hardware · software · feedback · programming · network · data · digital

prosthetic

limb

Jointed bodily projection

  • armUpper body limb
  • legAmbulatory limb
  • handGrasping body part

foot · prosthesis · amputee · orthopedic · replacement · rehabilitation · mobility · biomechanics · socket · amputation

enhanced

augmented

Increased in size/value

wearable · assistive · adaptive · sensory · implantable · powered · upgraded · amplified · boosted · improved

strength

powerful

Having great strength

precision · hydraulic · force · stamina · capability · performance

Categories
Opposites
organic composition

bionicnatural

Not artificially produced

organic · biological · unmodified · all-natural · unaugmented

technological augmentation

bionicunaugmented

Not added to

original · stock · baseline · vanilla · plain

enhancement status

bionicunenhanced

Not made better

unmodified · unaugmented · baseline · stock · standard-issue

Phrases
Family

bionics

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