great synergy
- noun
- Jargon
:
gran sinergia
- By combining their talents, the artists experienced great synergy that enhanced their unique styles.
Examples
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The two teams worked together on the project, and the great synergy between them led to innovative solutions.
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This researcher found that frequent communication between business units built to exploit the core business and units designed for innovation can achieve greater synergy when resources are at least partially shared, and regular cross-unit meetings are held across like departments to ensure that both sides are aware of new trends, data, customer feedback, marketing efforts, intelligence on competition, and changes in resource allocation.
Academic text (2016) -
The collaboration between the different departments resulted in great synergy, improving overall productivity.
Synonyms
23
6.6
People or groups working together produce a result greater than each alone
1
7.4
Two or more things work together to produce a stronger result than they do alone
How Effective
- Jargon
- Specialized
23
6.6
85
3.5
150
4.0
443
2.5
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning is directly compositional: 'great' simply intensifies 'synergy,' and 'synergy' already denotes combined efforts producing enhanced results, so the phrase means a very effective collaboration. This adjective + noun pattern is a straightforward, cross‑linguistically common construction that a B1 learner who knows both words can readily interpret.
Etymology
The phrase great synergy paints a simple picture: imagine people pushing a heavy cart together so it moves much more than when one person pushes. That's why synergy here means 'working much better together' and getting results better than each person alone.