Loraxian

English Etymology From en w:Lorax -ian. Adjective Relating to or reminiscent of The Lorax (1971), a children's book by Dr. Seuss about the harm caused by destroying the natural environment. en 2008 Roger L. Kemp Cities and Water: A Handbook for Planning 101 Now that the state and local governments finally are catching up with FoLAR's restorative vision, Macadams's Loraxian voice sounds just like the politician's: "Once people come down to the river and it becomes part of their life, then it becomes part of the city.... It's a way of making the river the front yard." en 2019 Josh Garrett-Davis What Is a Western?: Region, Genre, Imagination 128 Whether Howard has a Loraxian streak or just developed a taste for restoration in a long career of mining, his ethic is a rare one among raiders then or now. en terms derived from Seussian works eponyms