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synergetic, a.|sɪnəˈdʒɛtɪk|
[ad. Gr. συνεργητικός, f. συνεργεῖν to work together, co-operate.]
Orig., working together, co-operative: = synergic. In mod. use, of or pertaining to synergy (sense c); = synergistic a. 3. So synerˈgetical a. rare; hence synerˈgetically adv. (cf. synergistically adv.).
1682H. More Annot. Glanvill's Lux O. 120 Acting at two places at once according to its Synergetical vertue. 1836Smart, Synergetic. 1889Dunman & Wingrave Gloss. Anat. Phys. Biol. Terms App., Synergetic muscles..are those which together subserve a certain kind of movement. 1960R. W. Marks Dymaxion World of B. Fuller 8/1 An illustration of the synergetic effect is the behavior of metallic alloys. Ibid. 166 Thus the system joins together ‘synergetically’ to distribute and inhibit the loads. 1969R. B. Fuller Operating Man. Spaceship Earth v. 73 Universe is synergetic. Life is synergetic. [Ibid. vi. 77 The patron's supine concessions to the nonsynergetical thinking.] Ibid. 109 It produced billions of dollars of new wealth through the increased know-how and intelligence thus released, which synergetically augmented the spontaneous initiative of that younger generation.1975J. De Bres tr. Mandel's Late Capitalism viii. 251 The so-called synergetic model of company planning—in which the overall result of various programmes exceeds the sum of the partial results foreseen for each individual programme—is..derived from military programmes. |