biological in Latin
biological in Latin is biologicus — biological means relating to biology or to living organisms and their processes.
biological in Latin
biologicus
What does "biological" mean?
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adj Relating to biology or to living organisms and their processes.
"Transgender rights advocates and many experts argue, however, that strict definitions of sex based on anatomy at birth can miss biological nuances."
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adj Related by blood rather than by adoption or marriage.
"She was raised by her stepfather but stayed close to her biological dad."
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biological in a sentence
- Transgender rights advocates and many experts argue, however, that strict definitions of sex based on anatomy at birth can miss biological nuances.
- Sex refers to a person's biological status and is typically assigned at birth, usually on the basis of external anatomy.
- She was raised by her stepfather but stayed close to her biological dad.
- He found his biological mother after searching for many years.
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What is "biological" in Latin?
"biological" in Latin is biologicus. biological means: Relating to biology or to living organisms and their processes.
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