Look up: Macrobiotic

1. macrobiotic
   [adj] - of or relating to the theory or practice of macrobiotics
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2. Macrobiotic
   Macrobiotic: Macrobiotic refers to the macrobiota, a region's living organisms (or flora and fauna) large enough to be seen with the naked eye. However, macro- comes from the Greek "makros" meaning not only "large" but also "long". So macrobiotic can also be taken to me...
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3. Macrobiotic
   Mac`ro·bi·ot'ic adjective [ Greek ... long- lived; makro`s long + ... life: confer French macrobiotique .] Long-lived. Dunglison.
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4. macrobiotic
   Macrobiotic refers to the macrobiota, a region's living organisms (or flora and fauna) large enough to be seen with the naked eye. However, macro- comes from the greek makros meaning not only large but also long. So macrobiotic can also be taken to mean long life. Thus, the idea with a macrobiotic d...
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5. macrobiotic
   adjective of or relating to the theory or practice of macrobiotics; `macrobiotic diet`
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6. Macrobiotic
   • (a.) Long-lived.
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7. macrobiotic
   macrobiotic 1. Having a long life span; long lived. 2. Describing a dietary program advocating the restrictive use of certain foods; such as, one rich in whole grain cereals; maintained by proponents as a diet promoting good health, but regarded by many nutrionists as deficient in essential proteins.
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8. macrobiotic
   Type: Term Pronunciation: mak′rō-bī-ot′ik Definitions: 1. Long lived. 2. Tending to prolong life.
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