electronic
UK: ɪˌlekˈtrɒnɪk | US: ɪˌlekˈtrɑːnɪk
adj. relating to or controlled by electrons or devices using such technology
adj. (of music) produced or altered by electronic means
n. (electronics) the branch of physics dealing with electron behavior and devices
The word "electronic" traces back to the Greek "ēlektron" (amber), which was observed to generate static electricity when rubbed. The suffix "-ic" denotes "relating to," forming "electronic" to describe phenomena or devices involving electrons. The term evolved with the discovery of electrons in the 19th century, later expanding to encompass technology and music.
Modern cars rely heavily on electronic systems for navigation.
She prefers electronic music over classical compositions.
The lab specializes in electronic component testing.
His thesis explores electronic waste management strategies.
Electronic signatures are legally binding in many countries.