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What does the suffix matic mean?

The suffix "-matic" typically indicates automatic or pertaining to automation. It comes from the Greek word "automatos," meaning "self-acting."

Here are some examples:

* Automatic: This word itself incorporates the "-matic" suffix.

* Systematic: Relating to a system or method.

* Pneumatic: Relating to air or gas pressure.

* Programmatic: Relating to a program or plan.

* Automatic transmission: A transmission system that changes gears automatically.

In some cases, "-matic" might be used in a more general sense to refer to a specific type of mechanism, process, or device.

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