Having a well-developed or perfectly proportioned form or shape.
From Greek eu- (εὖ 'well') + morphe (μορφή 'form, shape') + -ic; coined in scientific contexts to describe organisms or structures with ideal proportions.
This word belongs to a family of scientific terms that reveal how Greek philosophers were obsessed with 'good' versions of things—eumorphic organisms are nature's aesthetic ideals.
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