Definition of inorganic in English:

inorganic

adjective ɪnɔːˈɡanɪkˌɪnɔrˈɡænɪk

1Not consisting of or deriving from living matter.
Example sentencesExamples
- It will also yield valuable manure, provided it is not mixed with inorganic waste like plastic.
- However, other articles are more detailed and comprise tables of data collected from field experiments designed to test the effects of inorganic fertilizers on crop traits, such as yield, mineral content and crop storage quality.
- The astounding variety of microbes that subsist on inorganic materials without oxygen could be put to great use in much needed areas such as water treatment, waste disposal and pollution reduction.
- This neighbor is unable to understand that inorganic divisions amongst this human race, such as alliances, nations, ethnicities, will never stay static.
- The term ‘fossil’ was used here to mean any object dug up, including minerals and inorganic materials as well as fossils in the modern sense.
- It is no more than a cleverly crafted lump of inorganic matter; its shape and working parts are contrived to facilitate the intended function: the switching around of the circuitry in clearly defined ways.
- Materials that have crystalline structures are typically inorganic in nature (metal, ceramic, stone, some pigments).
- The term ceramic refers to an inorganic material that is solid and nonmetallic.
- As for the inorganic garbage that is disposed of every day in a household, it may be broken down right away through incineration.
- So I spent the next several years reading about how people recognise patterns in nature, how they discriminate among living things and things that are inorganic but natural, like rocks.
- Using hydroponics, inorganic fertiliser, electric light and genetic modification we could in theory feed the entire world from a multi-storey farm the size of Wales.
- Despite their plantlike outlines, these features are now known to be inorganic structures caused by a solution of manganese from within the beds that reprecipitated as oxides along cracks or along bones of fossils.
- Minerals are inorganic materials that are essential to proper nutrition.
- A mineral in the geologic sense is a naturally occurring, inorganic, crystalline solid.
- When the sample was heated to 850°C, the remaining inorganic residue represented more than 15% by weight of the original sample.
- And the situation regarding fully inorganic artificial intelligence is not as clear-cut as it once was, given the experimentation with Cyborgs and prosthetic brain parts.
- Try to collect inorganic material that will not rot.
- The red cans are for inorganic garbage like plastic, cans and metal.
- If you prefer using inorganic fertiliser, one of the complete granular products should be sprinkled either side of where the seeds are to be planted.
- The use of inorganic fertilizers depletes natural resources and can impose a heavy financial and environmental cost.
- They probably developed both as ecological disaster forms and as a consequence of unusual marine chemistry that promoted inorganic and microbial calcification.
- They claim it is a clean, efficient way to dispose of materials that are non-recyclable, non-reusable and inorganic.
Synonyms
inanimate, not living, lifeless, dead, defunct, extinct, inert
not natural, not organic, mineral, man-made
1. 1.1 Without organized physical structure.
2Chemistry
Relating to or denoting compounds which are not organic (broadly, compounds not containing carbon).
Example sentencesExamples
- Addition reactions of inorganic molecules occur when an atom has more than one valence.
- Similarly, if the compound is inorganic, an organic solvent, such as water, is needed.
- In the chemistry laboratory, ultraviolet and visible spectroscopy (UV-vis spectroscopy) is used to study molecules and inorganic ions in solution.
- Both organic and inorganic compounds experience elimination reactions.
- Under sulphur-deficient conditions, reduced protein synthesis is accompanied by the accumulation of organic and inorganic nitrogenous compounds.
3Linguistics
Not explainable by the normal processes of etymology.

Derivatives

inorganically

adverb

The variable thickness of the apparent microgranular layer leads us to suspect that it is in fact an irregular rind of inorganically precipitated, cavity-lining, calcite cement.
Example sentencesExamples
- Magnetite is produced inorganically on Earth, but the magnetite crystals produced by magnetotactic bacteria are very different - they are chemically pure and defect-free, with distinct sizes and shapes.
- The hinge is particularly useful in containers that require bending of various container parts, such as in food containers and boxes made from inorganically filled materials.

Definition of inorganic in US English:

inorganic

adjectiveˌɪnɔrˈɡænɪkˌinôrˈɡanik

1Not consisting of or deriving from living matter.
Example sentencesExamples
- As for the inorganic garbage that is disposed of every day in a household, it may be broken down right away through incineration.
- Minerals are inorganic materials that are essential to proper nutrition.
- The use of inorganic fertilizers depletes natural resources and can impose a heavy financial and environmental cost.
- They probably developed both as ecological disaster forms and as a consequence of unusual marine chemistry that promoted inorganic and microbial calcification.
- If you prefer using inorganic fertiliser, one of the complete granular products should be sprinkled either side of where the seeds are to be planted.
- When the sample was heated to 850°C, the remaining inorganic residue represented more than 15% by weight of the original sample.
- Materials that have crystalline structures are typically inorganic in nature (metal, ceramic, stone, some pigments).
- The term ‘fossil’ was used here to mean any object dug up, including minerals and inorganic materials as well as fossils in the modern sense.
- The astounding variety of microbes that subsist on inorganic materials without oxygen could be put to great use in much needed areas such as water treatment, waste disposal and pollution reduction.
- Using hydroponics, inorganic fertiliser, electric light and genetic modification we could in theory feed the entire world from a multi-storey farm the size of Wales.
- Try to collect inorganic material that will not rot.
- A mineral in the geologic sense is a naturally occurring, inorganic, crystalline solid.
- However, other articles are more detailed and comprise tables of data collected from field experiments designed to test the effects of inorganic fertilizers on crop traits, such as yield, mineral content and crop storage quality.
- Despite their plantlike outlines, these features are now known to be inorganic structures caused by a solution of manganese from within the beds that reprecipitated as oxides along cracks or along bones of fossils.
- They claim it is a clean, efficient way to dispose of materials that are non-recyclable, non-reusable and inorganic.
- The red cans are for inorganic garbage like plastic, cans and metal.
- It is no more than a cleverly crafted lump of inorganic matter; its shape and working parts are contrived to facilitate the intended function: the switching around of the circuitry in clearly defined ways.
- And the situation regarding fully inorganic artificial intelligence is not as clear-cut as it once was, given the experimentation with Cyborgs and prosthetic brain parts.
- It will also yield valuable manure, provided it is not mixed with inorganic waste like plastic.
- The term ceramic refers to an inorganic material that is solid and nonmetallic.
- This neighbor is unable to understand that inorganic divisions amongst this human race, such as alliances, nations, ethnicities, will never stay static.
- So I spent the next several years reading about how people recognise patterns in nature, how they discriminate among living things and things that are inorganic but natural, like rocks.
Synonyms
inanimate, not living, lifeless, dead, defunct, extinct, inert
1. 1.1 Without organized physical structure.
2Chemistry
Relating to or denoting compounds which are not organic (broadly, compounds not containing carbon).
Example sentencesExamples
- Both organic and inorganic compounds experience elimination reactions.
- Under sulphur-deficient conditions, reduced protein synthesis is accompanied by the accumulation of organic and inorganic nitrogenous compounds.
- Addition reactions of inorganic molecules occur when an atom has more than one valence.
- In the chemistry laboratory, ultraviolet and visible spectroscopy (UV-vis spectroscopy) is used to study molecules and inorganic ions in solution.
- Similarly, if the compound is inorganic, an organic solvent, such as water, is needed.
3Linguistics
Not explainable by the normal processes of etymology.

单词	inorganic
释义	Definition of inorganic in English: inorganic adjective ɪnɔːˈɡanɪkˌɪnɔrˈɡænɪk 1Not consisting of or deriving from living matter. Example sentencesExamples It will also yield valuable manure, provided it is not mixed with inorganic waste like plastic. However, other articles are more detailed and comprise tables of data collected from field experiments designed to test the effects of inorganic fertilizers on crop traits, such as yield, mineral content and crop storage quality. The astounding variety of microbes that subsist on inorganic materials without oxygen could be put to great use in much needed areas such as water treatment, waste disposal and pollution reduction. This neighbor is unable to understand that inorganic divisions amongst this human race, such as alliances, nations, ethnicities, will never stay static. The term ‘fossil’ was used here to mean any object dug up, including minerals and inorganic materials as well as fossils in the modern sense. It is no more than a cleverly crafted lump of inorganic matter; its shape and working parts are contrived to facilitate the intended function: the switching around of the circuitry in clearly defined ways. Materials that have crystalline structures are typically inorganic in nature (metal, ceramic, stone, some pigments). The term ceramic refers to an inorganic material that is solid and nonmetallic. As for the inorganic garbage that is disposed of every day in a household, it may be broken down right away through incineration. So I spent the next several years reading about how people recognise patterns in nature, how they discriminate among living things and things that are inorganic but natural, like rocks. Using hydroponics, inorganic fertiliser, electric light and genetic modification we could in theory feed the entire world from a multi-storey farm the size of Wales. Despite their plantlike outlines, these features are now known to be inorganic structures caused by a solution of manganese from within the beds that reprecipitated as oxides along cracks or along bones of fossils. Minerals are inorganic materials that are essential to proper nutrition. A mineral in the geologic sense is a naturally occurring, inorganic, crystalline solid. When the sample was heated to 850°C, the remaining inorganic residue represented more than 15% by weight of the original sample. And the situation regarding fully inorganic artificial intelligence is not as clear-cut as it once was, given the experimentation with Cyborgs and prosthetic brain parts. Try to collect inorganic material that will not rot. The red cans are for inorganic garbage like plastic, cans and metal. If you prefer using inorganic fertiliser, one of the complete granular products should be sprinkled either side of where the seeds are to be planted. The use of inorganic fertilizers depletes natural resources and can impose a heavy financial and environmental cost. They probably developed both as ecological disaster forms and as a consequence of unusual marine chemistry that promoted inorganic and microbial calcification. They claim it is a clean, efficient way to dispose of materials that are non-recyclable, non-reusable and inorganic. Synonyms inanimate, not living, lifeless, dead, defunct, extinct, inert not natural, not organic, mineral, man-made 1.1 Without organized physical structure. 2Chemistry Relating to or denoting compounds which are not organic (broadly, compounds not containing carbon). Example sentencesExamples Addition reactions of inorganic molecules occur when an atom has more than one valence. Similarly, if the compound is inorganic, an organic solvent, such as water, is needed. In the chemistry laboratory, ultraviolet and visible spectroscopy (UV-vis spectroscopy) is used to study molecules and inorganic ions in solution. Both organic and inorganic compounds experience elimination reactions. Under sulphur-deficient conditions, reduced protein synthesis is accompanied by the accumulation of organic and inorganic nitrogenous compounds. 3Linguistics Not explainable by the normal processes of etymology. Derivatives inorganically adverb The variable thickness of the apparent microgranular layer leads us to suspect that it is in fact an irregular rind of inorganically precipitated, cavity-lining, calcite cement. Example sentencesExamples Magnetite is produced inorganically on Earth, but the magnetite crystals produced by magnetotactic bacteria are very different - they are chemically pure and defect-free, with distinct sizes and shapes. The hinge is particularly useful in containers that require bending of various container parts, such as in food containers and boxes made from inorganically filled materials. Definition of inorganic in US English: inorganic adjectiveˌɪnɔrˈɡænɪkˌinôrˈɡanik 1Not consisting of or deriving from living matter. Example sentencesExamples As for the inorganic garbage that is disposed of every day in a household, it may be broken down right away through incineration. Minerals are inorganic materials that are essential to proper nutrition. The use of inorganic fertilizers depletes natural resources and can impose a heavy financial and environmental cost. They probably developed both as ecological disaster forms and as a consequence of unusual marine chemistry that promoted inorganic and microbial calcification. If you prefer using inorganic fertiliser, one of the complete granular products should be sprinkled either side of where the seeds are to be planted. When the sample was heated to 850°C, the remaining inorganic residue represented more than 15% by weight of the original sample. Materials that have crystalline structures are typically inorganic in nature (metal, ceramic, stone, some pigments). The term ‘fossil’ was used here to mean any object dug up, including minerals and inorganic materials as well as fossils in the modern sense. The astounding variety of microbes that subsist on inorganic materials without oxygen could be put to great use in much needed areas such as water treatment, waste disposal and pollution reduction. Using hydroponics, inorganic fertiliser, electric light and genetic modification we could in theory feed the entire world from a multi-storey farm the size of Wales. Try to collect inorganic material that will not rot. A mineral in the geologic sense is a naturally occurring, inorganic, crystalline solid. However, other articles are more detailed and comprise tables of data collected from field experiments designed to test the effects of inorganic fertilizers on crop traits, such as yield, mineral content and crop storage quality. Despite their plantlike outlines, these features are now known to be inorganic structures caused by a solution of manganese from within the beds that reprecipitated as oxides along cracks or along bones of fossils. They claim it is a clean, efficient way to dispose of materials that are non-recyclable, non-reusable and inorganic. The red cans are for inorganic garbage like plastic, cans and metal. It is no more than a cleverly crafted lump of inorganic matter; its shape and working parts are contrived to facilitate the intended function: the switching around of the circuitry in clearly defined ways. And the situation regarding fully inorganic artificial intelligence is not as clear-cut as it once was, given the experimentation with Cyborgs and prosthetic brain parts. It will also yield valuable manure, provided it is not mixed with inorganic waste like plastic. The term ceramic refers to an inorganic material that is solid and nonmetallic. This neighbor is unable to understand that inorganic divisions amongst this human race, such as alliances, nations, ethnicities, will never stay static. So I spent the next several years reading about how people recognise patterns in nature, how they discriminate among living things and things that are inorganic but natural, like rocks. Synonyms inanimate, not living, lifeless, dead, defunct, extinct, inert 1.1 Without organized physical structure. 2Chemistry Relating to or denoting compounds which are not organic (broadly, compounds not containing carbon). Example sentencesExamples Both organic and inorganic compounds experience elimination reactions. Under sulphur-deficient conditions, reduced protein synthesis is accompanied by the accumulation of organic and inorganic nitrogenous compounds. Addition reactions of inorganic molecules occur when an atom has more than one valence. In the chemistry laboratory, ultraviolet and visible spectroscopy (UV-vis spectroscopy) is used to study molecules and inorganic ions in solution. Similarly, if the compound is inorganic, an organic solvent, such as water, is needed. 3Linguistics Not explainable by the normal processes of etymology.
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