symbiotic Antonyms
Strongest:
- autonomous
- independent
- noncomplementary
- solitary
- nonreciprocal
- individual
- independent
- solitary
- autonomous
- nonsocial
- nonsocial
- nonreciprocal
- noncomplementary
- individual
Strong:
- self-sufficient
- semiautonomous
- self-contained
- self-contained
- altricial
- altricial
- self-sufficient
- semiautonomous
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- collective
- correlative
- complementary
- communal
- bilateral
- synergetic
- synergistic
- common
- supplemental
- shared
- supplementary
- joint
Weak:
Meaning of symbiotic
symbiotic (s)
used of organisms (especially of different species) living together but not necessarily in a relation beneficial to each
symbiotic (a.)
Pertaining to, or characterized by, or living in, a state of symbiosis.
symbiotic Sentence Examples
- The symbiotic relationship between the coral and the algae is essential for their survival.
- The fungus forms a symbiotic bond with the roots of the plant, providing nutrients in exchange for sugars.
- The microorganisms and the human body have a symbiotic relationship, with the microbes providing protection against pathogens.
- The symbiotic interaction between the ants and the aphids benefits both species.
- The symbiotic bacteria in the digestive system of termites help them break down cellulose.
- The symbiotic relationship between the clownfish and the sea anemone provides shelter and protection for the fish.
- A symbiotic fungus helps pine trees absorb nutrients from the soil.
- The symbiotic microbes in the gut of ruminants aid in digesting plant material.
- The symbiotic bond between legumes and nitrogen-fixing bacteria enhances soil fertility.
- Symbiotic microorganisms in the rhizosphere promote plant growth and resilience.
FAQs About the word symbiotic
used of organisms (especially of different species) living together but not necessarily in a relation beneficial to eachPertaining to, or characterized by, or l
mutual, reciprocal, cooperating, cooperative, collective, correlative,complementary, communal, bilateral, synergetic
autonomous, independent, noncomplementary, solitary,nonreciprocal, individual, independent, solitary, autonomous, nonsocial
The symbiotic relationship between the coral and the algae is essential for their survival.
The fungus forms a symbiotic bond with the roots of the plant, providing nutrients in exchange for sugars.
The microorganisms and the human body have a symbiotic relationship, with the microbes providing protection against pathogens.
The symbiotic interaction between the ants and the aphids benefits both species.
