synergistically

[ sin-er-jis-tik-lee ]

adverb

1. interactively or cooperatively so that each element or party increases the effect of the other:

   Supplementary education about infant care can act synergistically with increased health funding to improve children's well-being.

   This formulation for skin cell regeneration comprises 4 peptides that work synergistically to help give your appearance a long-lasting, youthful glow.

Word History and Origins

Origin of synergistically¹

synergistic ( def ) + -ally ( def )

Example Sentences

The observations suggested that the two medicines worked synergistically.

From Science Daily

They also identified some rules that worked synergistically and other rules that were completely dependent on the presence of other rules.

From Science Daily

Instead, both mechanisms synergistically contribute to fostering cooperation effectively.

From Science Daily

Astrophysics thrives when astronomers can synergistically use multiple telescopes operating across a wide range of the electromagnetic spectrum.

From Scientific American

The companies and the organizations internally have subsidiaries and legal structures that would separate all of them, but synergistically, they are all connected through this membership/points/loyalty system.

From The Verge