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The phrase "teeming with robot" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to describe a place or situation filled with robots, but the word "robot" should be pluralized to "robots" for proper usage. Example: "The factory was teeming with robots, each performing its designated task with precision."
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It was teeming with robot enemies.
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Suggesting an oversize comic strip, the composition teems with soldiers, robots and mythical creatures, many drawn directly on the wall.
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