desynchronizing

8.8

A process that makes things stop happening at the same time

noun

Specialized

: desincronización

Stress can result in the desynchronizing of various biological clocks in the body.

Examples

The new medication has a desynchronizing effect on the body's natural sleep rhythms.
Cutting power at irregular times may cause desynchronizing between production lines.
The desynchronizing of the clocks caused confusion.
He noticed a desynchronizing effect during the video playback.
Stress can result in the desynchronizing of various biological clocks in the body.
Cutting power at irregular times may cause desynchronizing between production lines.
The new medication has a desynchronizing effect on the body's natural sleep rhythms.

Synonyms

desynchronization

vsdesynchronizing

Specialized

9.3

A state when things that should happen together do not happen at the same time

is the process that causes this loss rather than just the state

asynchrony

vsdesynchronizing

9.2

Two or more things do not happen at the same time

is the process that causes that relation instead of naming the state

asynchronism

vsdesynchronizing

Specialized

9.7

A situation in which events do not happen at the same time or speed

is focused on causing events to lose timing alignment rather than naming the condition

Antonyms

synchronizing

4.3

Making things happen at the same time

How Synchronized

synchronizing

4.3

desynchronizing

Specialized

8.8

Surface Forms

desynchronizing singular

desynchronizings plural

Morphology

desynchronizing = desynchronize (semi-transparent) = de + synchron + ize + ing

The noun is a regular -ing formation from the verb 'desynchronize', so the process meaning is directly predictable from the base verb.

Etymology

Desynchronizing comes from de- 'remove' and synchron- 'together at the same time', the same root as synchronize. So desynchronizing means making things no longer happen at the same time.