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   Bio-

   /ˈbīō/

   

   combining form

   • 1. relating to life: "biosynthesis"
   • ▪ biological; relating to biology: "biohazard"
   • ▪ of living beings: "biogenesis"
   • ▪ relating to or involving the use of toxic biological or biochemical substances as weapons of war: "bioterrorism"

   Word Origin from Greek bios ‘(course of) human life’. The sense is extended in modern scientific usage to mean ‘organic life’.

   Scrabble Points: 5

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   The meaning of BIO is a biography or biographical sketch. How to use bio in a sentence.

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   Bio definition: biography. . See examples of BIO used in a sentence.

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   3 meanings: → short for biography 1. indicating or involving life or living organisms 2. indicating a human life or career.... Click for more definitions.

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   biography: [noun] a usually written history of a person's life.

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   Bio definition: A biography. Origin of Bio Gr < bios, life < IE base *gwei-, to live > quick, L vivere, to live, vita, life, OIr biu, living, Gr bioun, to live, zōion, animal From Webster's New World College Dictionary, 5th Edition From Ancient Greek βίο-(bio-), combining form and stem of βίος (bios, “life" ).. From Wiktionary

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   Definition, Synonyms, Translations of bio by The Free Dictionary

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   Browse notable people of the past and present from Hank AARON to Vladimir ZWORYKIN.

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   Definition of bio- combining form in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.

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    BIO- meaning: 1. connected with life and living things: 2. connected with life and living things: . Learn more.

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