environome
environome noun: the sum total of environmental factors and exposures an individual experiences throughout their life, including lifestyle factors, which can influence their health and well-being.
Noun
environome (usually uncountable, plural environomes)
- The sum total of environmental factors and exposures an individual experiences throughout their life, including lifestyle factors, which can influence their health and well-being.
- Reever's ability to link with me evidently had no limit on distance. From across the environome I felt him initiate the connection2000, S. L. Viehl, Stardoc, Book 1
- A current model suggests that affective disorders are more common in those with a particular genome when combined with exposure to certain features of the environome, e.g., bereavement.2001, Line Kossolapow, Sarah Scoble, Arts - Therapies - Communication, On the Way to a Communicative European Arts Therapy, page 74
Forms of environome
| plural | environomes |
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Origin of environome
From enviro- + -ome.
Questions about environome
- What does environome mean?
- Environome means the sum total of environmental factors and exposures an individual experiences throughout their life, including lifestyle factors, which can influence their health and well-being.
- What part of speech is environome?
- Environome is a noun.
- What is the plural of environome?
- The plural of environome is environomes.
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