organical
- adjective
- /ɔrˈɡænɪkəl/
- Archaic
- They prefer to eat organical fruits and vegetables from local farms.
Examples
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Many people believe organical farming is better for the environment.
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The restaurant serves only organical produce in its dishes.
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This salad is made from organical vegetables.
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Are you sure these fruits are organical?
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They prefer to eat organical fruits and vegetables from local farms.
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The restaurant serves only organical produce in its dishes.
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Many people believe organical farming is better for the environment.
Synonyms
Not made or changed by people, coming from nature like sunlight
Food grown without chemical pesticides and artificial additives
Antonyms
How Organic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Organical comes from the root organ, which once meant 'a tool' and later 'a part of a living body', and from a Greek idea meaning 'of the organs'. Because it came to mean 'from living things' and is like organism, organical is used for food 'grown naturally' without man-made chemicals.