Synonyms for electronic
ɪ lɛkˈtrɒn ɪk, ˌi lɛk-elec·tron·ic

Princeton's WordNet

1. electronicadjective

   of or relating to electronics; concerned with or using devices that operate on principles governing the behavior of electrons

   "electronic devices"

2. electronicadjective

   of or concerned with electrons

   "electronic energy"

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1. List of paraphrases for "electronic":

   electronics, electronically, electron, e-mail, électronique, e-, email, électroniques, elettronica, online, computerized, e-based, on-line, e-commerce, digital, electrical

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1. Frida Rangtell:

   Our results could therefore suggest that light exposure during the day, e.g. by means of outdoor activities or light interventions in offices, may help combat sleep disturbances associated with( light from electronic devices).

2. Mike Pence:

   I really can't comment on the electronic and technical capabilities of our military, what I can say is that it failed. It was one more provocation by a regime that continues to flout the use of -- and it's got to come to an end.

3. Dean Sittig:

   Without an electronic health record, it is very difficult if not impossible to check whether the right medications were given at the right time, to the right patients.

4. Doug Rand:

   The odds that a complicated new electronic processing system will be effectively launched by DHS in time for the next lottery on April 1 is low probability and has nothing to do with a potential path to citizenship.

5. Eleni Linos:

   As technology becomes more sophisticated and people start to use their phones interactively for an increasing number of daily tasks, it would not be surprising if they also increasingly turned to electronic devices for help with personal, health and safety issues, the phone user needs to retain the power to choose what happens. Every domestic violence and sexual assault situation is different, and the phone won't know if the abuser suddenly re-enters the room, grabs the phone, or starts listening in. It's tempting to say that the phone should automatically dial 9-1-1, but that could lead to an increase in the number of accidental calls, limit emergency services' capacity to respond to actual urgent calls, and worst of all might tip off the perpetrator that his or her victim is trying to get help.