macroorganism
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of macroorganism
Example Sentences
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Microevil, the murder of an individual child, becomes part of the macroorganism: all the evils breathe the same air, they have the same circulatory system.
From Time Magazine Archive
Stowed along with the humans in the vast body of the macroorganism would be domestic animals, plants, raw materials, machines and computers, as well as microfilms of all the books in the Library of Congress.
From Time Magazine Archive
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