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symbiotic

[sim-bee-ot-ik, -bahy-] / ˌsɪm biˈɒt ɪk, -baɪ- /






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Now, even as both the entertainment and air travel industries experience all manner of difficulties in the modern economy, their symbiotic relationship continues to thrive.

From Los Angeles Times

For that matter, his parasitic or symbiotic relationship with Jeffrey Epstein has been a matter of public record since at least 2003, when the Harvard Crimson earned his eternal enmity by reporting on it.

From Salon

When corals get stressed — often because of marine heat waves — they expel the colorful symbiotic algae that live inside them and bleach bone-white in the process.

From Scientific American

For decades, the monarchy and the military have had a symbiotic relationship, with the army frequently reminding the public that it is the true guardian of the Thai crown.

From New York Times

Perasso also implemented Native plantings at the Beacon Food Forest, attached to Jefferson Park, forming a camas prairie, a wetland and a pine forest in plant guilds: groups of symbiotic plants that thrive in proximity.

From Seattle Times