commensalistic
- adjective
- /kəˌmɛn.səˈlɪs.tɪk/
- Specialized
- The villagers maintained a commensalistic lifestyle, gathering every evening to share food and stories.
Examples
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In many cultures, commensalistic traditions help strengthen community bonds through regular group meals.
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The festival featured a commensalistic feast where everyone contributed a dish to the table.
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The commensalistic traditions of the village are fascinating.
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Many cultures have commensalistic practices during festivals.
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In many cultures, commensalistic traditions help strengthen community bonds through regular group meals.
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The villagers maintained a commensalistic lifestyle, gathering every evening to share food and stories.
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The festival featured a commensalistic feast where everyone contributed a dish to the table.
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Etymology
Commensalistic comes from Latin parts com- 'with' and mensa 'table', which gives the simple image of 'sharing a table'. So the word is used for people or groups who eat together and share meals.