Automated

Pronunciation: /ˈɔːtəˌmeɪtɪd/

Definitions of automated

adjective describing something that is operated by machines or technology without human intervention

Example Sentences

A1 The automated car wash is very convenient.

A2 I used an automated tool to schedule my social media posts.

B1 The automated email response system saved us a lot of time.

B2 The factory has implemented automated production lines to increase efficiency.

C1 The automated security system detected the intruder before any damage was done.

C2 The automated trading algorithm made accurate predictions based on market trends.

Examples of automated in a Sentence

formal The company implemented an automated system to streamline their production process.

informal I love using automated tools to make my job easier.

slang I set up my car with an automated starter so I can just push a button to turn it on.

figurative His responses were so rehearsed, it was like talking to an automated robot.

Grammatical Forms of automated

• past tense: automated
• plural: automated
• comparative: more automated
• superlative: most automated
• present tense: automate
• future tense: will automate
• perfect tense: has automated
• continuous tense: is automating
• singular: automated
• positive degree: automated
• infinitive: to automate
• gerund: automating
• participle: automating

Origin and Evolution of automated

First Known Use: 1952 year

Language of Origin: Greek

Story behind the word: The word 'automated' originates from the Greek word 'automatos', meaning self-moving or self-acting.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in the context of industrial processes and machinery, the term 'automated' has evolved to encompass a wide range of technologies and systems that operate with minimal human intervention.