automatous
adjective
au·tom·a·tous
-mətəs
: of, like, or suggestive of an automaton : automatic, mechanical
the relentless automatous march of an army
Word History
Etymology
Latin automatus, from Greek automatos
First Known Use
1646, in the meaning defined above
- get in on the action
- get in on the ground floor
- get in someone's face
- get in touch with
- get in with
- get in with (someone)
- get in with someone
- get into
- get into one's stride
- get into the act
- get it
- get it in the neck
- get it into one's thick skull
- get it into/through one's thick skull
- get it on
- get it out of one's system
- get it through one's thick head
- get it through one's thick skull
- get it through someone's head
- get it together
- get it up
- get jerked around
- get knotted
- get lost
- get lucky