technologic

A scientist uses a technologic device to analyze a sample.

Definition

1. Adjective:
   • Relating to technology: "technologic" describes something that pertains to or is characteristic of technology, especially in terms of its application or development.
   • Technical in nature: It can also refer to processes, methods, or systems that are based on or involve technical knowledge or skill.

Usage Examples

• Adjective:
  • The company invested heavily in technologic infrastructure. (Relating to technological systems.)
  • This is a technologic breakthrough in renewable energy. (A significant advance in technical methods.)

Advanced Usage

• "technologic process": a series of steps or operations based on technical knowledge.

  • The technologic process for manufacturing semiconductors is highly complex. (The technical method used in production.)

• "technologic innovation": a new idea, method, or device that advances technology.

  • Technologic innovation drives economic growth in modern societies. (New technical developments.)

Variants and Related Words

• Technological (adj): a more common variant meaning the same as "technologic", often preferred in modern usage.

  • We live in a highly technological age. (An era defined by advanced technology.)

• Technology (n): the application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes.

  • Modern technology has transformed communication. (Technical tools and methods.)

• Technologist (n): a person who specializes in technology.

  • The technologist designed the new software system. (A technical expert.)

Synonyms

• Technical: relating to a particular subject, art, or craft, or its techniques.
• Industrial: relating to or characterized by industry, often implying technical processes.

Related Idioms

• Technologic leap: a sudden and significant advance in technology.
  • The invention of the smartphone was a technologic leap. (A major forward step in technical capability.)