synergistically
- adverb
- /ˌsɪnərˈdʒɪstɪkli/
- Our data provide further evidence that multiple factors synergistically affect risky behavior in MSM.
- act synergistically
- work synergistically
- combine synergistically
So within that group, you have multiple benefits all working synergistically to really help you tackle kind of all of those key issues.
- So within that group, you have multiple benefits all working synergistically to really help you tackle kind of all of those key issues.
Examples
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Kelly found herself in a downward spiral, with synergistically reinforcing problems amplifying the difficulties she faced in trying to stay healthy.
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If two people feel vulnerable simultaneously, these two tendencies can interlock and increase synergistically.
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We're hand in hand, synergistically going forward into the future.
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So within that group, you have multiple benefits all working synergistically to really help you tackle kind of all of those key issues.
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The regional economy responds synergistically to a number of factors that are now beyond the control of one set of policies.
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At the same time, the barriers they faced worked synergistically, making them harder to overcome.
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Also, the muscle under study generally acts synergistically with other muscles to produce the desired mechanical state.
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The model held that these disparities could synergistically lead to unequal levels of morbidity and mortality.
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In the next section, we consider how the presence of multiple barriers such as these may have mutually augmenting effects, working synergistically to make healthy choices even more difficult to actualize.
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The two organizations collaborate synergistically to promote healthier lifestyles in the community.
How Synergistic
Surface Forms
Morphology
synergistically = synergistic (transparent) = synergy + istic + ally
Formed by standard derivation: 'synergy' → 'synergistic' (adjective) → 'synergistically' (adverb), so the meaning is directly predictable from the base.
Etymology
The word synergistically comes from the Greek parts syn- 'together' and erg 'work', the same root you see in energy. So, to act synergistically means different parts 'work together' to make a bigger effect than each one alone.