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naturogenic

naturogenic adjective: having a natural cause; used especially of global warming as an antonym to anthropogenic.

Adjective

naturogenic (comparative more naturogenic, superlative most naturogenic)

  1. Having a natural cause; used especially of global warming as an antonym to anthropogenic.
    • 1975 ICSSR Journal of Abstracts and Reviews
      Functional regions, specializing in particular types or stages of human activity, are subdivided into (a) naturogenic regions, determined on the basis of differences in physical conditions . . .
    • Two subtypes of primal nature need to be distinguished: naturogenic and anthropogenic.2006, Aaron Matthew McCright, Terry Nichols Clark, Community and Ecology

Forms of naturogenic

comparativemore naturogenic
superlativemost naturogenic

Origin of naturogenic

From nature + -o- + -genic.

Questions about naturogenic

What does naturogenic mean?
Naturogenic means having a natural cause; used especially of global warming as an antonym to anthropogenic.
What part of speech is naturogenic?
Naturogenic is an adjective.

Words near naturogenic in the dictionary

  1. naturity
  2. naturize
  3. naturized
  4. naturizes
  5. naturizing
  6. naturogenic
  7. naturopath
  8. naturopathic
  9. naturopathically
  10. naturopathies
  11. naturopathist

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