synthetic in Greek
synthetic in Greek is συνθετικός — synthetic means made by chemical or industrial synthesis rather than occurring naturally, though it may closely match a natural equivalent.
synthetic in Greek
συνθετικός
Pronounced: synthetikos
What does "synthetic" mean?
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adj Made by chemical or industrial synthesis rather than occurring naturally, though it may closely match a natural equivalent.
"Synthetic dyes are cheaper to make than ones taken from plants."
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adj Artificial or fake rather than genuine.
"The host's synthetic enthusiasm made the audience feel uneasy."
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noun A material or substance produced by synthesis rather than found in nature.
"Many sportswear brands now blend cotton with a durable synthetic."
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synthetic in a sentence
- Synthetic dyes are cheaper to make than ones taken from plants.
- The jacket is made from a synthetic fabric rather than real leather.
- The host's synthetic enthusiasm made the audience feel uneasy.
- I could tell his apology was synthetic, because he never looked at me.
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What is "synthetic" in Greek?
"synthetic" in Greek is συνθετικός. synthetic means: Made by chemical or industrial synthesis rather than occurring naturally, though it may closely match a natural equivalent.
How do you pronounce συνθετικός?
"synthetic" in Greek is συνθετικός, pronounced "synthetikos".
How do you use "synthetic" in a sentence?
Example: "Synthetic dyes are cheaper to make than ones taken from plants." In Greek, "synthetic" is συνθετικός.
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