zoic

¹

/ ˈzəʊɪk /

adjective

1. relating to or having animal life
2. geology (of rocks, strata, etc) containing fossilized animals

-zoic

²

combining form

1. indicating a geological era

   Palaeozoic

Word History and Origins

Origin of zoic¹

C19: from New Latin, from Greek zōion animal

Origin of zoic²

from Greek zōē life + -ic

Example Sentences

Culver City-based Zoic Studios, which produces visual effects for film and TV, sees growth in its Zoic Labs, which brings VFX skills to COVID-19 research.

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Over the years, Zoic Labs has applied visual effects skills in projects for the U.S.

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For O’Neal, his work at Zoic Labs has brought him back almost full circle.

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Zoic’s work is the latest example of how companies are taking on new tasks to help the world battle the coronavirus outbreak.

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Two of its donors, prominent Silicon Valley investor Ron Conway and Twitter co-founder Biz Stone, suggested Krogan explore working with Zoic Labs to take its planned static map to the next level.

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