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microbic
mi·crobe M0271200 (mī′krōb′)n. A minute life form; a microorganism, especially a bacterium that causes disease. Not in technical use.
[French : Greek mīkro-, micro- + Greek bios, life; see gwei- in Indo-European roots.]
mi·cro′bi·al (mī-krō′bē-əl), mi·cro′bic (-krō′bĭk) adj.Thesaurus| Adj. | 1. |  microbic - of or involving or caused by or being microbes; "microbial warfare"microbial |
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mi·cro·bi·al (mī-krō'bē-ăl), Relating to a microbe or to microbes. Synonym(s): microbic, microbiotic (2) mi·cro·bic (mī-krō'bik) Of or involving or caused by or being microbes.
See also: microbe
Synonym(s): microbial. [Fr., fr. G. micros, small, + bios, life]microbe (mī′krōb″) [ micro- + Gr. bios, life] A unicellular or small multicellular organism including bacteria, protozoa, some algae and fungi, viruses, and some worms, esp. those that are injurious to other organisms.microbialmicrobic (mī-krō′bē-ăl) (mī-krōb′ĭk), adjectivemicrobic
Synonyms for microbicadj of or involving or caused by or being microbesSynonyms |