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Meaning of symbiotic
The primary meaning of "symbiotic" refers to a relationship between different biological species in which one species, the symbiont, lives in close association with another species, the host, and both species benefit from the relationship.
Etymology of symbiotic
The word "symbiotic" originates from the Greek words "sym" meaning "together" and "bios" meaning "life", and the suffix "-ic" which forms an adjective.
The term was first used in the late 19th century to describe the relationship between different species that live together in a mutually beneficial way.
Synonyms
mutualistic
cooperative
reciprocal
interdependent
cooperative
harmonious
reciprocal
complementary
supportive
collaborative
associative
conjunct
interconnected
allied
combined
united
joined
linked
cohesive
coordinated
synergistic
concurrent
coincident
correlative
corresponding
related
affiliated
dependent
codependent
parasitic
commensal
cooperative
reciprocally
beneficial
advantageous
favorable
profitable
helpful
useful
advantageous
gainful
productive
fruitful
propitious
opportune
Definitions
- Relating to or characterized by symbiosis, an intimate relationship between two or more different biological species.
- * In a broader sense, describing a relationship between two or more entities that is mutually beneficial or interdependent.
Usage Examples
- The clownfish and the sea anemone have a symbiotic relationship, in which the fish receives protection from predators and the anemone benefits from the fish's waste.
- * The relationship between the two companies is symbiotic, with each providing a service that the other needs to succeed.