macro
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6.1
- adjective
- /ˈmækroʊ/
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macro
- We've got a very complex macro environment.
- macro level
- macro context
- macro perspective
Yeah, but who's who, who is looking at things from a macro standpoint.
- Yeah, but who's who, who is looking at things from a macro standpoint.
- So, so those are two things that I think on a macro level are good.
- It's why it's changing our macro geopolitical climate.
- It's really you're trying to pattern match large macro scale trends.
- It's like a very macro version of OCD.
- I think Ray in some weird way represents this like macro economic investor.
- And I told them it's macro emotion micro logic.
- But in its most macro, this has been the empire.
Examples
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I think it's the macro conversation of happiness.
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Pay attention to both the macro and the micro.
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So, so those are two things that I think on a macro level are good.
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And it just feels like we're in the macro version of that right now.
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It's why it's changing our macro geopolitical climate.
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About that, I prefer to look at this from a macro point of view, not get bogged down in the details.
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Organizational psychology typically addresses macro concepts related to human behavior in organizations.
Academic text (1998) -
Thus, macro sociocultural factors should be routinely considered in the psychosocial assessment of these youths.
Academic text (2006) -
In 1985, in this journal, Olivier Zunz discussed the nature of assimilation from a decidedly macro perspective.
Academic text (1995) -
So, those factors should be considered on a macro level when planning the new policy.
Synonyms
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3.9
Very large in size, amount, or importance
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You can see without a microscope
Relating to things that are large enough to see or measure easily
Big enough to be seen without a microscope
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
A single computer command that expands into several commands the computer runs
How Large
Surface Forms
Etymology
Macro comes from an old Greek word makros that means 'large' or 'long'. So macro describes something very big or a broad view of a situation, like looking at the whole picture rather than small parts.