biologize
/ˈbaɪəlɒɡaɪz/Definitions
1. verb
to interpret or explain a process or phenomenon in terms of biology, especially in a way that is overly simplistic or reductionist
“The scientist was criticized for trying to biologize the complexities of climate change.”
2. verb
to attribute a biological or organic origin to something, especially a cultural or social phenomenon
“Some critics argue that the idea of ‘nature vs. nurture’ biologizes the complexities of human behavior.”
3. noun
the process of interpreting or explaining a process or phenomenon in terms of biology
“The concept of biologization has been influential in shaping public discourse about science and society.”