Pronunciation: /prɑˈsθɛtɪks/
noun artificial body parts, such as limbs or organs, that are used to replace missing or damaged body parts
A1 Prosthetics are artificial body parts that help people with disabilities.
A2 She was able to walk again with the help of prosthetics after her accident.
B1 The advancements in prosthetics technology have greatly improved the quality of life for amputees.
B2 The athlete was able to compete at the highest level thanks to his custom-made prosthetics.
C1 The prosthetics industry continues to innovate with new materials and designs for better functionality.
C2 The prosthetics used in modern medicine are a testament to human ingenuity and technological advancement.
formal The advancements in prosthetics have greatly improved the quality of life for amputees.
informal My cousin just got fitted for a new prosthetic leg and he says it's really comfortable.
slang I heard that new prosthetics are so high-tech, they're like something out of a sci-fi movie.
figurative Learning to use his prosthetic arm was like gaining a whole new set of skills.
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