eco
- adjective
- /ˈiːkoʊ/
- The company is committed to using eco-friendly practices in its manufacturing process.
Maybe if I am eco friendly then that will make me happier.
- Maybe if I am eco friendly then that will make me happier.
- Pure, green, sustainable, eco friendly, conscious.
- And therefore I've decided to purchase a small and the most eco efficient plane that I could find.
- It's a kind of eco friendly city with notice no particular form.
- But the question is, will you ever recoup the investment you made in all the fancy eco friendly stuff?
- And today he has a mini home that's self-sustaining and it's built from material that is eco friendly.
Examples
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It has the highest concentration of protein in the world and it's a sustainable, eco friendly crop.
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All right, got to love this eco friendly packaging.
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Can you taste the difference and identify the eco friendly coffee?
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Good ingredients, eco friendly and you know, not too expensive.
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And I'm assuming this is all eco friendly materials, even the paper.
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And today he has a mini home that's self-sustaining and it's built from material that is eco friendly.
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This shopping bag is made from eco-friendly materials that reduce waste.
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Many people are choosing eco-friendly products to support sustainability.
Synonyms
Can continue for a long time without using up resources or harming the environment
Not harmful to the environment
Antonyms
Compounds
- Offensive
A person who cares very much about protecting the environment and changes their life for it, sometimes too much
How Eco-Friendly
Surface Forms
Etymology
Eco comes from the Greek root oikos, which means 'house' or 'home' and is the same root as ecology. So calling something eco means it is friendly to our Earth's 'home' and has a low impact on nature.