ecocide

eco·cide

noun \ˈē-kə-ˌsīd, ˈe-, -(ˌ)kō-\

Definition of ECOCIDE

: the destruction of large areas of the natural environment especially as a result of deliberate human action

— eco·cid·al \-ˈsī-d^əl\ adjective

Origin of ECOCIDE

eco- + -cide

First Known Use: 1969

Rhymes with ECOCIDE

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