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P N E U · M A Q /pnéu–mak/ (from Greek πνεuμα "breath, spirit", combined with "maq", modern abbreviation of "machine") n. f. (1) gradual dehumanization (2) silent loss of sensitivity (3) total automation (4) a life governed by patterns