parasitic in Greek
parasitic in Greek is παρασιτικός — parasitic means relating to or behaving like a parasite, living off another organism or person.
parasitic in Greek
παρασιτικός
Pronounced: parasitikos
What does "parasitic" mean?
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adj Relating to or behaving like a parasite, living off another organism or person.
"The vine has a parasitic relationship with the tree it climbs."
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parasitic in a sentence
- The vine has a parasitic relationship with the tree it climbs.
- Critics called the scheme parasitic, draining money from struggling families.
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What is "parasitic" in Greek?
"parasitic" in Greek is παρασιτικός. parasitic means: Relating to or behaving like a parasite, living off another organism or person.
How do you pronounce παρασιτικός?
"parasitic" in Greek is παρασιτικός, pronounced "parasitikos".
How do you use "parasitic" in a sentence?
Example: "The vine has a parasitic relationship with the tree it climbs." In Greek, "parasitic" is παρασιτικός.
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