biological

/ˌbaɪəˈlɑdʒɪkəl/
adjective
  1. Relating to biology or living organisms.
    • She is studying biological sciences at university.
    • Biological parents are the ones who gave birth to a child.
    • The lake contains a rich variety of biological life.
  2. Relating to the processes of life, such as growth, reproduction, and metabolism.
    • The doctor explained the biological causes of the disease.
    • Aging is a natural biological process.
    • The biological clock affects when people feel sleepy.
  3. Produced by or derived from living organisms, especially in the context of weapons or warfare.
    • The army trained soldiers to respond to a biological threat.
    • Biological weapons can spread diseases like anthrax.
    • International treaties ban the use of biological agents in war.
noun
  1. A biological product, such as a drug or vaccine made from living organisms.
    • Biologics are often more complex than traditional chemical drugs.
    • She receives a monthly injection of a biologic for her condition.
    • The pharmacy stocks several biologics for autoimmune diseases.
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