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Her operas are the synthesis of music and drama in perfect harmony.synthesis = the combination of components into a complex whole
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The test will measure both the ability to remember facts and the ability to synthesize ideas.synthesize = the combination of ideas or concepts into a complex wholestandard suffix: The suffix "-ize" converts a word to a verb. This is the same pattern you see in words like apologize, theorize, and dramatize.
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Synthetic fabrics are made through chemical synthesis.synthesis = the construction of complex chemical compounds from simpler ones
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It sounded as if it were being generated by a primitive speech synthesizer, like those used in Q*Bert and Gorf.† (source)synthesizer = someone or something that combines components to create a complex whole
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He lived with a hole in his throat, spoke through a computer synthesizer, typed words by batting his eyes as a sensor picked up the movement.† (source)
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A synthesizer, it seemed, or maybe an electric organ.† (source)
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Based on certain isolated information channels, plans are currently under way to build a global-scale very-long-baseline interferometry (VLBI) aperture-synthesis radio telescope system.† (source)synthesis = the combination of components into a complex whole
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People were so desperate for relief and protection from the disease they began widespread experimentation with makeshift folk remedies that were in themselves deadly, consuming concoctions of drugs assembled from common cold medications and synthesized into an extremely addictive and often fatal compound (please see "Folk Cures Through the Ages'... The discovery of the procedure to cure deliria is typically credited to Cormac T. Holmes, a neuroscientist who was a member of the initial Consortium of New Scientists and one of the first disciples of the New Religion, which teaches the Holy Trinity of God, Science, and Order.† (source)synthesized = combined components into a complex wholestandard suffix: The suffix "-ize" converts a word to a verb. This is the same pattern you see in words like apologize, theorize, and dramatize.
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All of the disputed territories contain valuable minerals, and some of them yield important vegetable products such as rubber which in colder climates it is necessary to synthesize by comparatively expensive methods. (source)synthesize = create (by combining components)
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I never moved the food synthesizer from the dining dome to my apartments, preferring instead to eat in the echoing silence under that cracked duotoo like some addled Eloi fattening himself up for the inevitable Morlock.† (source)synthesizer = someone or something that combines components to create a complex whole
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They did that because, despite being cancerous, HeLa still shared many basic characteristics with normal cells: They produced proteins and communicated with one another like normal cells, they divided and generated energy, they expressed genes and regulated them, and they were susceptible to infections, which made them an optimal tool for synthesizing and studying any number of things in culture, including bacteria, hormones, proteins, and especially viruses.† (source)synthesizing = combining components into a complex whole
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I didn't recognize the song, but I recognized David Gilmour's voice, and the ebb and flow of Pink Floyd's synthesizers.† (source)
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Phaedrus saw Plato's philosophy as a result of two syntheses.† (source)syntheses = the combination of components into a complex whole
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Once there, we could i:ount on real gravity underfoot, unfiltered air to breathe, and the chance to taste unsynthesized food.† (source)unsynthesized = not created from componentsstandard prefix: The prefix "un-" in unsynthesized means not and reverses the meaning of synthesized. This is the same pattern you see in words like unhappy, unknown, and unlucky.
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Then Mr. Kingsley asked, "The condition in which a person may be able to hear colors or visualize flavors when music is played is called: Synthesis, Symbiosis, Synesthesia, Symbolism."† (source)Synthesis = the combination of components into a complex whole
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Certainly by the afternoon, she would have taken in and synthesized the warmth of the millions who cared for her, and would be ready to properly thank Mae, to tell her how, now with the new perspective, she could put the crimes of her relatives in context, and could move forward, into the solvable future, and not backward, into the chaos of an unfixable past.† (source)synthesized = combined components into a complex whole
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