bionic
/baɪˈɑnɪk/
adjective
- Having or relating to artificial body parts that work like real ones, often giving extra strength or ability.
- After the accident, she received a bionic hand that could grip objects tightly.
- Scientists are developing bionic eyes to help blind people see again.
- The superhero in the movie had bionic legs that let him run faster than a car.
- Extremely strong, fast, or capable, as if having superhuman powers.
- My grandmother is practically bionic — she still works in the garden every day at age 85.
- With all that energy and focus, you'd think he was bionic or something.
- The athlete seemed bionic as he broke three world records in one week.
Synonyms
noun
- A person who has bionic body parts or abilities.
- He was called a bionic after receiving a robotic heart pump.
- The hospital introduced a support group for bionics learning to use their new limbs.
- In the TV show, the bionic could lift a car with one hand.