symbiotic in Greek
symbiotic in Greek is συμβιωτικός — symbiotic means describing a relationship in which two different organisms, groups, or things live together and benefit from each other.
symbiotic in Greek
συμβιωτικός
Pronounced: symviotikos
(ecology) Of, or relating to symbiosis; living together.
What does "symbiotic" mean?
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adj Describing a relationship in which two different organisms, groups, or things live together and benefit from each other.
"The two companies formed a symbiotic partnership, each supplying what the other lacked."
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symbiotic in a sentence
- The two companies formed a symbiotic partnership, each supplying what the other lacked.
- Coral reefs depend on a symbiotic relationship between coral and algae.
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What is "symbiotic" in Greek?
"symbiotic" in Greek is συμβιωτικός. symbiotic means: Describing a relationship in which two different organisms, groups, or things live together and benefit from each other.
How do you pronounce συμβιωτικός?
"symbiotic" in Greek is συμβιωτικός, pronounced "symviotikos".
How do you use "symbiotic" in a sentence?
Example: "The two companies formed a symbiotic partnership, each supplying what the other lacked." In Greek, "symbiotic" is συμβιωτικός.
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