cyberpunk
[sahy-ber-puhngk]
noun
science fiction featuring extensive human interaction with supercomputers and a punk ambiance.
Slang. a computer hacker.
Origin of cyberpunk
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Examples from the Web for cyberpunk
Contemporary Examples of cyberpunk
Jose Neves entered the world of fashion when he was 20, launching a cyberpunk shoe label.
It was a dark, cyberpunk future powered by the best effects 1999 could muster and we were all impressed.
WikiLeaks fans can buy T-shirts reading “Free Assange” and “CyberPunk” in black, gray, and purple.
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In his ethereal, cyberpunk couture vision of the world, the joy of design was constantly being pierced by melancholy and rage.
cyberpunk
noun
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