synergistic
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- adjective
- /ˌsɪnərˈdʒɪstɪk/
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sinérgico
- Incorporating group sessions with individual use of CACGS can have the synergistic effect of making each stronger.
- synergistic effect
- synergistic relationship
- synergistic interaction
And it seems like a nice synergistic way to kind of broach these topics.
- And it seems like a nice synergistic way to kind of broach these topics.
- In other words, our individual futures that we hope for are synergistic with each other.
- You know, they're very highly synergistic.
- And so now we start moving into this synergistic effect of dietary protein and resistance training.
- For me, it's often running, working out and pursuing multiple passions provides this almost synergistic bliss of all of them together.
- And what it what it meant was that there's a synergistic epidemic, meaning that different factors would would reinforce each other.
Examples
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In other words, twenty-first century schools will develop the ability to cultivate synergistic creativity through learning networks.
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However, the synergistic effect of PGPR isolates and kinetin was significantly better.
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"But I think it was a really nice synergistic relationship between the community and me."
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In other words, our individual futures that we hope for are synergistic with each other.
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When put together, there are important synergistic interactions, improving system performance as a whole.
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Policies that take seriously the synergistic impact of social determinants of health would enhance the likely success of health reform.
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The journey to natural capitalism involves four strongly intertwined and synergistic shifts in business practices.
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Our decision was based on studies showing that these two agents had a beneficial synergistic effect in animals with experimental pulmonary aspergillosis.
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To apply the model differentially according to smoking status, the BEIR VI committee identified a synergistic relationship between radon and smoking.
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The new software and hardware will work in a synergistic way to enhance overall performance.
Synonyms
Two or more things that work together to make a result stronger than they do alone
Groups that work together to produce a better result than alone
Antonyms
How Synergistic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Synergistic comes from the Greek parts syn- 'together' and ergon 'work', the same root you see in energy. So something synergistic means parts or people working together to make a bigger result than they could alone.