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synthetical

synthetical

8.9
A way of combining separate parts to make a whole
  • adjective
  • /sɪnˈθɛtɪkəl/
translation icon : sintético
  • The synthetical approach integrates ideas from various disciplines to solve complex problems.

Examples

  • She prefers an synthetical method that brings together multiple perspectives rather than analyzing details separately.

  • His research is known for its synthetical treatment of diverse theories in the field.

  • The synthetical approach helped integrate various theories.

  • Many scientists favor a synthetical method in their research.

  • She prefers a synthetical approach that combines various scientific views to create a comprehensive theory.

  • The synthetical method merges different ideas to produce a unified understanding of the issue.

  • His work demonstrates a synthetical perspective by combining insights from philosophy and social sciences.

Synonyms

synthetic
vssynthetical
  • Specialized
2 5.1

Bringing ideas or parts together to make a single whole

is a general term without the specific scientific or philosophical emphasis
combinational
vssynthetical
7.8

Relating to joining different parts to work together

focuses on making a coherent whole rather than mere joining of parts

Antonyms

51 5.1

Using careful thinking to study something by looking at its parts

Surface Forms

synthetical positive

Morphology

synthetical = synthetic (transparent) = synthesis + ic + al

The step from 'synthetic' to 'synthetical' is a regular adjectival formation (-al) and preserves the sense 'relating to synthesis'.

Etymology

Synthetical comes from Greek parts syn- 'together' and -thesis 'putting', the same root as synthesis. So a synthetical way of working means putting parts or ideas together to form a whole.