Borg
bɔːɡ
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Definition of Borg - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
science fictionRarecollective cybernetic organisms in Star TrekRare
  • The Borg assimilate other species to enhance their collective..
collective cyborg
2.
assimilatorRareperson who assimilates others into a groupRare
  • He acted like a Borg, trying to convert everyone.
assimilator integrator
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Origin of Borg

Old Norse, borg (fortress)

Examples of Borg in a sentence

  • Resistance is futile when facing the Borg.
  • She became a Borg, influencing her friends to join the club.
  • In the office, he was known as a Borg for his persuasive tactics.

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