-
Mechanicalness.
-
Mechanically.
-
lacking
thought
or
feeling
-
relating
to
or
governed
by
or
in
accordance
with
mechanics; "
a
belief
that
the
universe
is
a
mechanical
contrivance"; "
the
mechanical
pressure
of
a
strong
wind"
-
Pertaining
to,
governed
by,
or
in
accordance
with,
mechanics,
or
the
laws
of
motion;
pertaining
to
the
quantitative
relations
of
force
and
matter,
as
distinguished
from
mental,
vital,
chemical,
etc.;
as,
mechanical
principles;
a
mechanical
theory;
mechanical
deposits.
-
Made
and
operated
by
interaction
of
forces
without
a
directing
intelligence;
as,
a
mechanical
universe.
-
Obtained
by
trial,
by
measurements,
etc.;
approximate;
empirical.
See
the
2d
Note
under
Geometric.
-
Pertaining
to
mechanics;
produced
by
or
as
by
a
machine;
automatic.
-
Constructed
according
to
the
principles
of
mechanics;
applying
to
machines;
acting
as
a
mere
machine:
done
in
the
manner
of
a
machine,
or
by
force
of
mere
habit;
pertaining
to
artisans
or
mechanics:
acting
by
physical
power,
without
chemical
change.
Mechanical
philosophy,
a
philosophy
which
would
account
for
things
on
the
principles
of
mere
mechanics.
Mechanical
powers,
the
lever,
the
wheel
and
axle,
the
pulley,
the
inclined
plane,
the
wedge,
and
the
screw,
the
elementary
contrivances
of
which
all
machines
are
composed.
-
Pert.
to
machines;
constructed
or
performed
according
to
the
laws
of
mechanics;
physical,
or
not
chemical;
manual,
or
not
mental;
done
by
a
machine;
done
by
mere
force
of
habit.
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