Artificial intelligent assistant

prothetical

proˈthetical, a.
  [f. as prec. + -al1.]
  ? Having the quality of putting forth into view, or exhibiting.

1837 Fraser's Mag. XVI. 91 A poet is necessarily a synthetical, if, indeed, he be not rather a higher, a prothetical agent. Ibid. 258 The language of Scripture..the style not being so much symbolical or typical as prothetical, if we may coin the word; the natural things which we too generally understand as figures of speech..being used not only as direct exponents of the spiritual,..but as one and the same with them.

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