synthesis in Greek
synthesis in Greek is σύνθεση — synthesis means the forming of something new and complete by combining separate parts or ideas.
synthesis in Greek
σύνθεση
Pronounced: synthesi
What does "synthesis" mean?
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noun The forming of something new and complete by combining separate parts or ideas.
"The essay was a synthesis of several conflicting theories."
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noun In chemistry, the process of building a more complex compound from simpler elements or substances.
"The lab specializes in the synthesis of new pharmaceutical compounds."
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noun In electronic music, the creation of a sound by combining simpler waveforms.
"The album leans heavily on analog synthesis for its warm textures."
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synthesis in a sentence
- The essay was a synthesis of several conflicting theories.
- Good jazz often works as a synthesis of different musical traditions.
- The lab specializes in the synthesis of new pharmaceutical compounds.
- The album leans heavily on analog synthesis for its warm textures.
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What is "synthesis" in Greek?
"synthesis" in Greek is σύνθεση. synthesis means: The forming of something new and complete by combining separate parts or ideas.
How do you pronounce σύνθεση?
"synthesis" in Greek is σύνθεση, pronounced "synthesi".
How do you use "synthesis" in a sentence?
Example: "The essay was a synthesis of several conflicting theories." In Greek, "synthesis" is σύνθεση.
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