Bionic

usgb/baɪˈɑːnɪk/
adjective

Relating to mechanical parts or systems that replace human body parts.

She lost her leg in an accident, but now she uses a bionic limb and can walk normally.
Visual representation of "bionic" - Relating to mechanical parts or systems that replace human body parts.

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  • bionic arm
  • bionic leg
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Medical Context

Used in discussions about healthcare and assistive technologies for disabled individuals.

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Bionic implants can significantly improve the quality of life for amputees.
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Human Enhancement

Suggests improvement or enhancement of human abilities through technology.

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The athlete's bionic arm provides him with remarkable strength.
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Cultural Impact

Often appears in discussions about the future of human evolution and technology.

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The concept of bionic humans challenges our traditional views on human capabilities.
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