Origin Of Life Theories

adjective relating to the belief that living organisms can arise from non-living matter; pertaining to abiogenesis

• The theory of abiogenetic origin suggests that life arose from non-living matter.
• Some scientists believe in abiogenetic processes as the origin of life.
• I heard about this crazy abiogenetic idea that life just popped up out of nowhere.
• The abiogenetic growth of the organization can be attributed to its innovative strategies.

adjective relating to abiogenesis

adverb in a way that relates to abiogenesis, the original evolution of life or living organisms from inorganic or inanimate substances

• Scientists have proposed various theories on how life on Earth could have originated abiogenically.
• Some researchers believe that life may have started abiogenically, without the need for external influence.
• People are talking about how life could have just popped up abiogenically out of nowhere.
• The idea of creativity springing abiogenically from chaos is a concept explored in many works of art.

noun a scientist who studies or advocates for the concept of abiogenesis

• The abiogenist proposed a theory that life could arise from non-living matter.
• The abiogenist is always talking about how life could have started without any help.
• The abiogenist is all about that life from nothing idea.
• Like an abiogenist creating life from scratch, she built her business from the ground up.