symbiotically

An adverb meaning 'in a symbiotic manner' or 'in a mutually beneficial relationship.' It is used in biological and ecological contexts to describe interactions between different organisms that live together and benefit from each other.

• 🇩🇪Adverb, das bedeutet 'auf symbiotische Weise' oder 'in einer für beide Seiten vorteilhaften Beziehung'. Wird im biologischen und ökologischen Kontext verwendet, um Wechselwirkungen zwischen verschiedenen Organismen zu beschreiben, die zusammenleben und gegenseitig Nutzen daraus ziehen.

1. Mutually beneficial relationship C1 formal

   In a manner that involves two different organisms or entities living together in a close, mutually beneficial association.

   • The clownfish and sea anemone live symbiotically, each providing protection for the other.
   • Lichens are formed when fungi and algae grow symbiotically.
   • In nature, many species interact symbiotically to survive.

   🇩🇪Symbiotisch

   Synonyme: cooperativelymutuallysynergistically

   Antonyme: competitivelyparasitically

2. Interdependent cooperation C2 formal

   In a way that involves a close, cooperative, and mutually beneficial relationship between people, groups, or systems.

   • The two companies worked symbiotically to develop the new technology.
   • Art and society often evolve symbiotically, each influencing the other.
   • The departments function symbiotically, sharing resources and expertise.

   🇩🇪Symbiotisch

   Synonyme: cooperativelyjointlymutuallysynergistically

   Antonyme: competitivelyparasitically

• more symbiotically comparative form
• most symbiotically superlative form