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What is another word for Electronic? – 148 Electronic Synonyms

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    Synonyms & Similar Words

    digital technological automated computerized mechanical high-tech modern advanced innovative futuristic scientific electrical cybernetic robotic artificial intelligent virtual online computer-based electronic-based microelectronic nanoelectronic optoelectronic telecommunication informational communicational multimedia interactive dynamic electronic-based technical gadget-based machinery-based industrial engineering robotic mechatronic bionic synthetic

    Meaning of Electronic

    The primary meaning of "Electronic" refers to something related to or using electrons, especially in the generation, conduction, or control of electrical energy.

    Definitions

    • Relating to or concerned with electrons, especially in the generation, conduction, or control of electrical energy
    • * Relating to or using electronic equipment, such as computers or televisions
    • * Relating to or using electronic communication, such as email or social media

    Etymology of Electronic

    The word "Electronic" originated in the late 19th century, derived from the Greek word "ēlektron", meaning amber, as electrons were first discovered through experiments with amber
    The term gained widespread use in the mid-20th century with the development of electronic devices and technologies

    Example Uses

    • The company specializes in designing and manufacturing electronic components for various industries
    • * Electronic communication has revolutionized the way people connect and share information
    • * The new electronic gadget is a smartwatch that tracks fitness and health metrics

    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

    manual non-electronic mechanical analog traditional conventional old-fashioned outdated primitive non-technical low-tech simple basic unautomated unelectrified disengaged disconnected detached non-digital non-computerized non-automated human-powered labor-intensive physical