GMO
GMO noun: genetically modified food. Also the initialism of genetically modified organism.
Noun
GMO (plural GMOs or GMO)
Adjective
GMO (not comparable)
- Genetically modified.
- About 93 percent of the soybeans grown in the United States are GMO.2012, Dee McCaffrey, The Science of Skinny, →ISBN
- Since 85 to 95% of these crops are GMO, it is safe to assume – unless provided proper certification – that “normal” dairy products contain GMO ingredients in one form or another.2014, Alain Braux, GMO 101: A Practical Guide, →ISBN, page 184
Also used as
GMO is also the initialism of genetically modified organism.
Forms of GMO
| plural | GMOs |
|---|---|
| plural | GMO |
Questions about GMO
- What does GMO mean?
- GMO means genetically modified food.
- What part of speech is GMO?
- GMO can be a noun or an adjective.
- What is the plural of GMO?
- The plural of GMO is GMOs.
Words near GMO in the dictionary
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