Antonyms for bio

Grammar : Noun

Spell : bahy-oh

Phonetic Transcription : ˈbaɪ oʊ

Definition of bio

Origin : short for biography, attested from 1961.

As in life : noun history, biography
As in memoir : noun record of experiences
As in autobiography : noun written account of one's own life
As in résumé : noun outline of experience
As in biography : noun account of person's life
As in life history : noun the story of one's life

Example sentences :

I reserve for myself the command of the army of the Bio Bio.
Extract from : « The Pearl of the Andes » by Gustave Aimard

But the Bio Bio had to be crossed, and there lay the difficulty.
Extract from : « The Pearl of the Andes » by Gustave Aimard

"The bio team stole all the weapons," MacFarland said without preamble.
Extract from : « The Unprotected Species » by Melvin Sturgis

The bio- and psycho-sciences were completely outside his field.
Extract from : « Naudsonce » by H. Beam Piper

The botanist helped Cleve and me set up the bio kit, and he confirmed Cleve's guess.
Extract from : « Tabby » by Winston Marks

When the footsteps of the others had died away and the night was quiet, Bio started slowly down the jungle path.
Extract from : « The Coast of Adventure » by Harold Bindloss

Bio went directly to one of the rocks and stood upon it looking upward at the stars.
Extract from : « The Coast of Adventure » by Harold Bindloss

These wild night sounds found quick response in Bio's Indian blood.
Extract from : « The Coast of Adventure » by Harold Bindloss

A hasty conversation followed, and Bio went back to the kitchen while Filodomo aroused his daughter.
Extract from : « The Coast of Adventure » by Harold Bindloss

Bio could hardly believe his good luck, although he frowned anxiously at that one day's detention.
Extract from : « The Coast of Adventure » by Harold Bindloss

Synonyms for bio

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