Cellulosic
Adjective
Relating to or derived from cellulose.
The company produces cellulosic materials from recycled paper.

Often appears as...
- cellulosic fibers
- cellulosic ethanol
Usage tips
Formal
Technical, Academic
Adjective
Relating to or derived from cellulose.
The company produces cellulosic materials from recycled paper.

Often appears as...
- cellulosic fibers
- cellulosic ethanol
Usage tips
Formal
Technical, Academic
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Contextual Use
In scientific discussions, cellulosic often implies a connection to sustainability.
Cellulosic materials are increasingly used in eco-friendly products.
Textile Industry
When discussing clothing, cellulosic fibers are often contrasted with synthetic fibers.
Many modern fabrics include cellulosic components for comfort.
Environment
In environmental circles, cellulosic fuels are highlighted as greener alternatives.
Research shows cellulosic biofuels can reduce carbon emissions.
Contextual Use
In scientific discussions, cellulosic often implies a connection to sustainability.
Cellulosic materials are increasingly used in eco-friendly products.
Textile Industry
When discussing clothing, cellulosic fibers are often contrasted with synthetic fibers.
Many modern fabrics include cellulosic components for comfort.
Environment
In environmental circles, cellulosic fuels are highlighted as greener alternatives.
Research shows cellulosic biofuels can reduce carbon emissions.
Contextual Use
In scientific discussions, cellulosic often implies a connection to sustainability.
Cellulosic materials are increasingly used in eco-friendly products.
Textile Industry
When discussing clothing, cellulosic fibers are often contrasted with synthetic fibers.
Many modern fabrics include cellulosic components for comfort.
Environment
In environmental circles, cellulosic fuels are highlighted as greener alternatives.
Research shows cellulosic biofuels can reduce carbon emissions.
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