synergistic
pertaining to, characteristic of, or resembling synergy: a synergistic effect.
Theology. of or relating to theological synergism or synergists.
Origin of synergistic
1Other words from synergistic
- syn·er·gis·ti·cal·ly, adverb
Words Nearby synergistic
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How to use synergistic in a sentence
The Pokémon franchise arrived in the US from Japan in the late ’90s fully prepared to cause a craze, so synergistic were its popular TV show, video games, trading cards, plush toys, theme song, and undeniably cute characters.
Yet, the synergistic relationship between the sport and the media has now fractured the tie between the sport and its traditional values, which derived from the educational mission of universities.
The century-plus history fueling the college football coaching carousel | Andrew McGregor | December 20, 2021 | Washington PostThese properties minimize the suit’s unintentional interference with the body’s natural biomechanics and allow for more synergistic interaction with the wearer.
The synergistic effect of these compounds when ingested is pain relief, digestive support, skin health, and numerous other benefits.
The founder of wellness startup Mab & Stoke on the growth of ‘pay what you can’ options during the pandemic | Rachel King | September 20, 2020 | FortuneThe epigenetic test can be applied to genetically modified palm varieties for a synergistic effect, but—important for many consumers and environmentalists—it provides major benefits on the non-GMO clones as well.
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It fills a void and feeds a hunger for something that is not shrouded in statistics, task forces, and synergistic partnerships.
All these actions can add a synergistic spark to enliven your kisses.
Such a spirit should also have been manifested in the so-called synergistic controversy, which caused Melanchthon great trouble.
The Life of Philip Melanchthon | Karl Friedrich LedderhoseThe actual synergistic controversy did not arise until after the Leipzig Interim.
The Life of Philip Melanchthon | Karl Friedrich LedderhoseRapid Dominance will not be service-unique and requires a synergistic approach from planning to execution.
Shock and Awe | Harlan K. UllmanThe synergistic Controversy considered the relations of divine grace and human liberty.
British Dictionary definitions for synergistic
synergetic (ˌsɪnəˈdʒɛtɪk)
/ (ˌsɪnəˈdʒɪstɪk) /
acting together
(of people, groups, or companies) working together in a creative, innovative, and productive manner
Origin of synergistic
1Derived forms of synergistic
- synergistically or synergetically, adverb
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