1. of, relating to, or caused by microbes or microorganisms
Usage: technical/scientific
2. relating to or based on a macrobiotic diet that emphasizes whole grains and natural foods
Usage: often used in health and wellness contexts; sometimes spelled 'macrobiotic' (note: 'microbiotic' is a less common variant)

Examples

• The microbiotic analysis revealed the presence of harmful bacteria in the water sample.
• Microbiotic contamination can occur during food processing if proper hygiene is not maintained.
• The laboratory uses microbiotic testing to ensure product safety.
• Some people follow a microbiotic diet to improve their overall health.
• Microbiotic organisms play a crucial role in soil fertility.