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biorealism

biorealism noun: the inherent and inseparable relationship between human beings and nature, as applied to architectural design.

Noun

biorealism (uncountable)

  1. The inherent and inseparable relationship between human beings and nature, as applied to architectural design.

Origin of biorealism

Coined by Richard Neutra, from bio- + realism.

Questions about biorealism

What does biorealism mean?
Biorealism means the inherent and inseparable relationship between human beings and nature, as applied to architectural design.
What part of speech is biorealism?
Biorealism is a noun.

Words near biorealism in the dictionary

  1. bioreactors
  2. bioreading
  3. bioreadings
  4. bioreagent
  5. bioreagents
  6. biorealism
  7. biorealistic
  8. biorealistically
  9. biorecalcitrant
  10. bioreceptive
  11. bioreceptivity

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