Micro
adjective
Very small in size; tiny.
The microbiome consists of microscopic organisms living in our bodies.

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Neutral
micro magnet, micro chip, micro organism
noun
Referring to a branch of biology that deals with microscopic organisms, such as bacteria and viruses.
Microbiology studies how microorganisms affect human health.

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Formal
microbial growth, microbiological research, microbiome
noun
Denoting the use of very small components in technology, often in devices like smartphones and computers.
Microelectronics has revolutionized the technology industry.

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Neutral
microprocessor, microcontroller, microchip
adjective
Very small in size; tiny.
The microbiome consists of microscopic organisms living in our bodies.

Usage tips
Neutral
micro magnet, micro chip, micro organism
noun
Referring to a branch of biology that deals with microscopic organisms, such as bacteria and viruses.
Microbiology studies how microorganisms affect human health.

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Formal
microbial growth, microbiological research, microbiome
noun
Denoting the use of very small components in technology, often in devices like smartphones and computers.
Microelectronics has revolutionized the technology industry.

Usage tips
Neutral
microprocessor, microcontroller, microchip
Definition 1 of 3

Context
'Micro' is often used in various scientific fields to denote small scale; Example: 'microscale chemistry.'
Formality
The term 'micro' is appropriate in both formal and informal contexts; Example: 'micro budgeting' in a finance meeting or casual conversation.
Precision
When describing something as 'micro,' it often connotes precision or meticulousness; Example: 'micro adjustments in tuning.'
Context
'Micro' is often used in various scientific fields to denote small scale; Example: 'microscale chemistry.'
Formality
The term 'micro' is appropriate in both formal and informal contexts; Example: 'micro budgeting' in a finance meeting or casual conversation.
Precision
When describing something as 'micro,' it often connotes precision or meticulousness; Example: 'micro adjustments in tuning.'
Context
'Micro' is often used in various scientific fields to denote small scale; Example: 'microscale chemistry.'
Formality
The term 'micro' is appropriate in both formal and informal contexts; Example: 'micro budgeting' in a finance meeting or casual conversation.
Precision
When describing something as 'micro,' it often connotes precision or meticulousness; Example: 'micro adjustments in tuning.'
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