robotess

noun

robotess

noun

Etymology From robot + -ess. From Rossum's Universal Robots (1923).

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Literature, Media, Publishing, Science fiction Dated A robot designated female; a gynoid.

Turn around, girl. What? You are timid, shy? I wish to experiment on her. ... Let me see you, Robotess.1923, Karel Čapek, translated by Paul Selver, Rossum's Universal Robots, page 184:

Synonyms: fembot, gynoid

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