Is electronify a word?

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If you say it’s a word than it is a word.

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You went with ‘maybe’…? I hope you get a chance to fix that one, because No.

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Passive aggressive approach. Maybe as in “I’m going to have to go ahead and have you change electronify to digital”.

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ohh… this guy then. I see; yes - he is quite the Boss

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Depending on the context, I might use “automation” or “automate”.

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How about “automatify”. LOL :laughing:

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Google translates this to…
e-ization.
It’s used in certain government websites around the world.
But I cannot see an explanation for this term.
There is a lot of work written about adding the suffix -iazation to English words on Chinese language websites.
Guess it’s a new thing.
But I remember when we got rid of those pesky gas lamps in the house and you put the wires inside. They called that electrification.
I also remember when my favorite books got put on CDs and they called that digitization or digitizing.

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Electronicize.

End of argument.

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that was just like yesterday for you!

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Isn’t it electronificate?

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FIFY

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So, it is electronificatization.
solved

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Trash-panda, please stop pontificating.

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pontificate
verb
/pɒnˈtɪfɪkeɪt/

  1. express one’s opinions in a pompous and dogmatic way.

“he was pontificating about art and history”

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Sure I know what it means !

It means “to be a pontiff”.

and it’s appropriate because it rhymes with “electronificating”.

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FIFY

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