inorganically
In a way not made from living things, like minerals
- adverb
- /ˌɪnɔrˈgænɪkli/
- Specialized
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inorgánicamente
- The water quality report indicated that certain contaminants were detected inorganically, raising concerns about environmental impacts.
Examples
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The scientist explained that the mineral was formed inorganically, without any biological influence.
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Many fertilizers are made from materials that are produced inorganically, aiming to boost crop yields.
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In essence, because life is lazy, the same effect occurs with less work compared to inorganically produced carbon.
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Synonyms
Happening without being made by living things
focuses on substances lacking carbon and not from living sources
Antonyms
How Organic
organically
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4.2
- Specialized
inorganically
1
7.0
- Specialized
synthetically
2
6.3
artificially
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4.4
Surface Forms
inorganically positive
Morphology
Etymology
Inorganically starts with in- meaning 'not' and the part organic meaning 'from living things' or 'natural'. So inorganically means 'not from living things', like minerals formed deep in the Earth or chemicals made in a lab.