Usually means: Controlled or driven by electrical processes.
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  1. electromechanically: Merriam-Webster
  2. electromechanically: Collins English Dictionary
  3. electromechanically: Vocabulary.com
  4. electromechanically: Wiktionary

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▸ adverb:  in an electromechanical way

Similar:
mechanically, electrohydraulically, chemomechanically, electrophonically, telemechanically, mechatronically, cytomechanically, electrometrically, electrochemically, electrotonically, more...

Opposite:
manually, by hand, non-automated

Types:
motor, generator, transformer, relay, solenoid, actuator, switch, encoder, more...

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Similar:
mechanically, electrohydraulically, chemomechanically, electrophonically, telemechanically, mechatronically, cytomechanically, electrometrically, electrochemically, electrotonically, more...

Opposite:
manually, by hand, non-automated

Types:
motor, generator, transformer, relay, solenoid, actuator, switch, encoder, more...



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