Macrobiotic

Pronunciation: /ˌmækroʊbaɪˈɑtɪk/

Definitions of macrobiotic

adjective relating to or characteristic of macrobiotics, a dietary and philosophical system that advocates a simple, balanced, and natural approach to food and lifestyle

Example Sentences

A1 I heard that eating a macrobiotic diet can help improve your health.

A2 She follows a macrobiotic lifestyle, which includes eating whole grains and vegetables.

B1 The restaurant offers a variety of macrobiotic dishes for those looking for a healthier option.

B2 Many people choose to adopt a macrobiotic diet to achieve a better balance in their lives.

C1 The chef is known for his expertise in creating delicious macrobiotic meals that are both nutritious and satisfying.

C2 The retreat center offers a week-long macrobiotic cooking course for those interested in learning more about this holistic approach to food.

Examples of macrobiotic in a Sentence

formal The restaurant offers a variety of macrobiotic dishes for those looking for a balanced and healthy meal.

informal My friend swears by the benefits of a macrobiotic diet for weight loss.

slang I'm trying out this new macrobiotic craze to see if it helps with my energy levels.

figurative Embracing a macrobiotic lifestyle can be seen as a way to achieve harmony and balance in one's life.

Grammatical Forms of macrobiotic

• past tense: macrobioticed
• plural: macrobiotics
• comparative: more macrobiotic
• superlative: most macrobiotic
• present tense: macrobioticing
• future tense: will macrobiotic
• perfect tense: have macrobioticed
• continuous tense: is macrobioticing
• singular: macrobiotic
• positive degree: macrobiotic
• infinitive: to macrobiotic
• gerund: macrobioticing
• participle: macrobioticed

Origin and Evolution of macrobiotic

First Known Use: 1796 year

Language of Origin: Greek

Story behind the word: The word 'macrobiotic' originates from the Greek words 'makros' meaning long or great, and 'bios' meaning life.

Evolution of the word: The term 'macrobiotic' was first used in the late 18th century to describe a lifestyle or diet focused on achieving long life and good health through balanced and natural foods. Over time, the word has come to be associated specifically with a dietary philosophy that emphasizes whole grains, vegetables, and mindful eating practices.