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synergetic
[ sin-er-jet-ik ]
adjective
- working together; cooperative.
synergetic
/ ˌsɪnəˈdʒɛtɪk /
Word History and Origins
Origin of synergetic1
Word History and Origins
Origin of synergetic1
Example Sentences
County, reflecting a synergetic ecosystem that has thrived for thousands of years.
Our vision was quite different, even poetic: create inspiration for an equitable civilization that we dubbed "synergetic civilization," and seek habitable systems in the local galactic environs.
“These are relatively young players and so am I. We will play as a team and there will be a synergetic effect as I join the team, among the infielders.”
A highlight of Kraftwerk’s concerts, the eponymous album’s title track uses banks of synthesised voices and ticking rhythms as Kraftwerk sing about their synergetic bond with their instruments.
Let’s connect some more synergetic dots and dismal decimal points.
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What does synergetic mean?
Synergetic means working together or cooperative.
It can be used as another word for synergistic, which is used to describe things that produce, result from, or otherwise involve synergy. The word synergy refers to when an interaction of elements produces an effect that is greater than the effect that would have resulted from simply adding up the effects of each individual element.
In other words, synergy is what happens when a combination of things produces an effect or result that is said to be “greater than the sum of its parts.”
When you combine things—chemicals, ingredients, people—you often expect these things to interact in a certain way based on what has been included. But when something extra happens, something greater, this is synergy. Describing something as synergetic in this context implies that the magic is in the combination, as opposed to in the individual elements themselves.
Synergetic can be used to describe a combination that produces such an effect or things that work together in this way. It can also be used generally to describe things that work well together. A food critic might say that a particular dish is delicious due to its synergetic mixture of ingredients. A synergetic approach is one that incorporates different elements or groups to work together.
Synergy is also used in a more specific way in the context of medicine to refer to the cooperation of multiple body parts, such as muscles or nerves. It can also refer to the interaction of drugs or other stimuli. The things that cooperate in this way can be called synergists and their actions or effects can be described as synergistic or synergetic.
Another synonym of synergetic and synergistic is synergic.
Example: The synergetic cooperation between these departments has led to great success.
Where does synergetic come from?
The first records of the word synergetic come from around 1680. It comes from the Greek synergētikós, from syn-, meaning “together,” and érg(on), “work.” The root érg(on) is also the basis of words like energy, energetic, and ergonomics.
Synergetic is usually used in the context of things or people working together in a special, almost magical way. It can be used in all kinds of contexts. Describing something as synergetic often means that it has an intangible quality that’s produced by a combination that is said to be “greater than the sum of its parts.”
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What are some other forms of synergetic?
- synergetically (adverb)
- synergy (noun)
What are some synonyms for synergetic?
What are some words that share a root or word element with synergetic?
What are some words that often get used in discussing synergetic?
How is synergetic used in real life?
Synergetic is typically used in a positive way in the discussion of things or people coming together to produce something great. Its synonym synergistic is more commonly used.
Positive dimensions of our culture -our synergetic society, our conservation of nature and even our native arts, dances and games that offer us interesting sources of entertainment and happiness, #KFCBatKisimaAwards2020
— Kibet Benard (@KibetBenard_) December 13, 2020
New paper | Chemotherapy triggers cachexia by deregulating synergetic function of histone-modifying enzymes | https://t.co/PvIKhpYjSR
— Adam Sharples PhD (@DrAdamPSharples) December 14, 2020
FB's acquisitions of Instagram and WhatsApp weren't illegal, they were big bets based on great strategic foresight which, for a time, created a synergetic ecosystem for users and developers. Now, WhatsApp needs to be a truly discrete secure messenger.https://t.co/dR7ZZYLiO1
— Mundo Wav (@Mondowav) December 10, 2020
Try using synergetic!
Which of the following words is LEAST likely to be used to describe an effect that is said to be synergetic?
A. unsuccessful
B. magical
C. productive
D. effective
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