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antilogging

antilogging adjective: opposing the cutting down of trees for wood.

Adjective

antilogging (comparative more antilogging, superlative most antilogging)

  1. Opposing the cutting down of trees for wood.
    • In 2002, he was investigated on suspicion of ordering the killing of Digna Ochoa, a human rights lawyer who represented antilogging activists in Guerrero.2008 May 6, James C. Mckinley Jr., “16 Are Killed as Gunmen Seek Rancher in Mexico”, in New York Times

Forms of antilogging

comparativemore antilogging
superlativemost antilogging

Origin of antilogging

From anti- + logging.

Questions about antilogging

What does antilogging mean?
Antilogging means opposing the cutting down of trees for wood.
What part of speech is antilogging?
Antilogging is an adjective.

Words near antilogging in the dictionary

  1. antilocust
  2. antilog
  3. antilogarithm
  4. antilogarithmic
  5. antilogarithms
  6. antilogging
  7. antilogic
  8. antilogical
  9. antilogies
  10. antilogism
  11. antilogisms

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