organic

organic
adj
1. natural, nonchemical.
2. living, alive, animate, Archaic. quick, breathing, moving; biotic, biotical; zooid, zooidal.
3. organized, systematic, methodical, orderly, regular, consistent; formal, symmetrical, designed, planned, patterned, laid out; methodized, systemized, ordered, classified, filed, arranged in order, tabular, alphabetical, alphabetized; in order, in sequence, in place, neat, tidy, trim, shipshape.
4. anatomical, constitutional, structural; inherent, innate, intrinsic, natural, true; native, indigenous, instinctive, rooted, ingrained; essential, indispensable, vital; primary, fundamental, radical, basic, basal, rudimentary, elementary, elemental.

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