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or micro-
Etymology: Middle English micro-, from Latin, from Greek mikr-, mikro-, from mikros, smikros small, short; perhaps akin to Old English smēa līc careful, exquisite
1.
a. : small : minute
micro capsule
b. : used for or involving minute quantities or variations
micro barograph
2. : one millionth (10 -6 ) part of
micro gram
3.
a. : using microscopy
micro dissection
: used in microscopy
b. : revealed by or having the structure discernible only by microscopic examination
micro organism
4. : abnormally small
micro cyte
5. : of or relating to a small area
micro climate
6. : employed in or connected with microphotographing or microfilming
micro copy