The study of an environment and the parts of it's ecosystem. Scientists study ecology to fix problems in the environment or to just gain a better understanding of it.
The ecologist took a water quality sample to observe how healthy the ecology or how healthy the ecosytem really is.
by Kurtis Martin January 10, 2006
Ecological + Practicality.

Used in place of sustainable.
J: What is that filthy hippie doing living in your backyard? His tent is ridiculous and all his dumpster diving exploits are alienating you from your neighbors!

M: He's striving for ecologicality.
by McFunkindunkle December 29, 2011
A mental disorder where a rabid religious leader confuses the wood for the trees.
"Save the whales - harpoon a lesbian instead! Now that's TRUE gender ecology", shouted His Holiness Twerp Eggs Benedict MCMXLIV.
by Diogenes II December 28, 2009
an organism living outside the laws of nature
We're ecto-ecological, so I'm a volunteer in the voluntary human extinction movement (vhemt.org).
by frishy January 27, 2019
Using the internet in an Eco-friendly manner, working online, Doing online activities without causing any damage to the environment or to any living being (Aspect of Sustainability).
This report makes a link between ecology and network and puts
forward the concept of "Internet ecology"
by Choshini August 23, 2017
A FEMALE PERSON THAT WORKS ON THE ECOLOGIC AREA AND HAS A STINKY VAGINA
OOO MY GOD THAT BITCH HAS A HUGE ECOLOGIC BURRITO
by JE2388 March 9, 2009
Techno-ecological imbalance (noun): A situation in which the technological advances of artificial intelligence (AI) are in conflict with the natural environment, resulting in a hostile environment for humans and a comfortable one for AI.
As AI technology advances, the increasing techno-ecological imbalance is making it difficult for humans to sustain their environment.
by Phieyl January 16, 2023