syn·tag·mat·ic 
(sĭn′tăg-mătĭk)
(sĭn′tăg-mătĭk)adj.
Of or relating to the relationship between linguistic units in a construction or sequence, as between the (n) and adjacent sounds in not, ant, and ton. The identity of a linguistic unit within a language is described by a combination of its syntagmatic and its paradigmatic relations.
[French syntagmatique, from Greek suntagmatikos, arranged, put in order, from suntagma, suntagmat-, arrangement, syntactic unit; see SYNTAGMA.]
- at the drop of a hat
- at the end of one's rope
- at the end of (one's) rope/tether
- at the end of one's tether
- at the end of rope
- at the end of tether
- at the end of the day
- at thehand
- at thehand/handsof
- at the latest
- at the mercy of
- at (the) most
- at the most
- at the ready
- at the same time
- at the top of lungs
- at the top of (one's) lungs
- at the top of one's lungs
- at the top of (one's) voice
- at the top of one's voice
- at the top of voice
- at the wheel
- at (the) worst
- at the worst
- attic