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bionically

American  
[bahy-ahn-ik-lee] / baɪˈɑn ɪk li /

adverb

  1. in a way that relates to bionics or to bionic parts and devices.


Example Sentences

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Who needs an inexpensive veteran leader with a bionically reconstructed leg in their quarterback room?

From Golf Digest

The gaudy production design, enthusiastic audience laughter and knockabout slapstick of this kid-targeted sitcom all help distract from what is a deeply unsettling premise: a blase tech billionaire has created three bionically enhanced teens, but keeps them locked up in a secure testing facility deep beneath his smart home.

From The Guardian

Our work in bio had become more difficult than ever, simply because I was trying to dislike him and it wasn’t working; he was almost bionically likable.

From Literature

May 1st Image: Tor Medusa Uploaded by Emily Devenport Oichi Angelis is a bionically modified worker on a generation ship called the Olympia, delegated to mundane tasks and rewarded only with meager rations.

From The Verge

It was like being bionically bilingual.

From Los Angeles Times