synesis
noun
syn·e·sis ˈsi-nə-səs 
: a grammatical construction in which agreement or reference is according to sense rather than strict syntax (such as anyone and them in "if anyone calls, tell them I am out")
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Greek, understanding, sense, from synienai to bring together, understand, from syn- + hienai to send — more at jet
First Known Use
1722, in the meaning defined above
- reacting against
- reacting to
- reaction
- reaction border
- reaction engine
- reaction GIF
- reaction gifs
- reaction kinetics
- reaction motor
- reaction propulsion
- reaction rim
- reaction ring
- reaction turbine
- reaction type
- reaction wood
- reactional
- reactionally
- reactionaries
- reactionariness
- reactionarism
- reactionarist
- reactionarists
- reactionary
- reactionaryism
- reactionaryisms