symbiote
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Noun — An organism living in a close, mutual relationship with another organism; also used loosely for any dependent partner.
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Etymology
Formed from sym- ("together") + -biote ("living thing"), matching the pattern of symbiosis.
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What does “symbiote” mean?
The word “symbiote” means an organism living in a close, mutual relationship with another organism; also used loosely for any dependent partner. In plain terms, an organism that lives in partnership with another, each depending on the other in some way.
How do you use “symbiote” in a sentence?
Here is “symbiote” used in a sentence: “The alga acts as a symbiote inside the coral's tissue.”
What part of speech is “symbiote”?
“Symbiote” is a noun.