Synchoronism
Synchoronismn.a concurrence or union of events
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Synchoronous
Synchoronousa.existing at the same time
Synchorously
Synchorouslyad.at the same time
Synchronize
Synchronizev.t.to agree in point of time
Syncopated
Syncopateda.inverted, having inverted order
Syncopation
Syncopationn.in music an interruption of the regular measure or inverting the order of notes in a bar, connection of notes in different bars
Syncope
Syncopen.a fainting fit, the cutting off a part
Syncopist
Syncopistn.one who contracts words
Syndic
Syndicn.a deputy, agent, magistrate, alderman
Syndicate
Syndicatev.t.to judge, doom, censure, execute
Syndrome
Syndromen.a concurrence in action, union
Synecdoche
Synecdoche, [ch as k]n.a part taken or put for the whole
Synecdochical
Synecdochicala.of or relating to synecdoche
Syngenesia
Syngenesian.a class of plants whose anthers are united in a cylinder
Synod
Synodn.an ecclesiastical assembly, a union
Synodical
Synodicala.relating to or done by a synod
Synodically
Synodicallyad.by the authority of a synod
Synodicalmonth
Synodicalmonthn.the interval from one change of the moon to another
Synonimously
Synonimouslyad.in the same sense
Synonym
Synonymn.a name which has the same meanning with another
Synonymise
Synonymisev.t.to express by different words
Synonymous
Synonymousa.the same in signification, like
Synonymy
Synonymyn.the quality of having the same meaning
Synopsis
Synopsisn.a general or short view of all parts
Synoptical
Synopticala.showing many parts at one view
Synovia
Synovian.the nutritious juce proper to any part
Syntax
Syntaxn.a system, order, construction of words