micro- (Meaning)

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micro- ()

Alt. of Micr-

The micro-organisms in the petri dish were thriving rapidly.
The scientist used a micro-electrode to analyze the minuscule electrical signals in the cell.
The micro-motor propelled the tiny robot with remarkable speed and agility.
The micro-fracture in the bone required delicate surgical intervention to repair.
The micro-climate created within the greenhouse fostered the growth of exotic plants.
The micro-processor in the smartphone handled complex computational tasks with efficiency.
Micro-beads were used in facial scrubs to gently exfoliate and cleanse the skin.
The micro-satellites provided valuable data on environmental conditions and resource monitoring.
The micro-chip contained millions of transistors, performing sophisticated operations in a compact form.
The micro-learning platform offered bite-sized lessons to facilitate knowledge acquisition on the go.

Alt. of Micr-

microscopic, dwarf, pygmy, elfin, microscopical, pocket-sized, miniature, model, diminutive, petite

immense, bulky, sizable, astronomic, good, mountainous, gross, titanic, mammoth, prodigious

The micro-organisms in the petri dish were thriving rapidly.

The scientist used a micro-electrode to analyze the minuscule electrical signals in the cell.

The micro-motor propelled the tiny robot with remarkable speed and agility.

The micro-fracture in the bone required delicate surgical intervention to repair.