synartetic
adjective
syn·ar·tet·ic
¦siˌnär¦tetik,
-nər-
: consisting of or relating to a succession of cola not separated by diaeresis : metrically continuous —opposed to asynartetic
Word History
Etymology
from (assumed) Greek synartētos (verbal of synartan to join together) + English -ic
- get onto
- get onto the subject of
- get organized
- get out
- get out of
- get out of (something)
- get out of bed
- get out of bed on the wrong side
- get out of my sight
- get out of proportion
- get out of someone's face
- get out of someone's way
- get out of something
- get out of something or someone
- get out of the way
- get out of trouble
- get out the vote
- get over
- get over with
- get quite a hammering
- get ready
- get ready, get set, go
- get real
- get religion
- get rich quick