synusia
noun
syn·usia
sə̇ˈn(y)üzh(ē)ə,
-zēə
plural synusiae
-z(h)ēˌē
: a structural unit of a major ecological community characterized by relative uniformity of life-form or of height and usually constituting a particular stratum of that community
the herbaceous synusia of open forest
synusial adjective
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Greek synousia social intercourse, society, company, from synous- (participle stem of syneinai to come together, assemble, gather, from syn- + einai to be) + -ia -y
- time's up
- time-advantage
- time-binding
- time-consuming
- time-expired
- time-honored
- time-lapse
- time-motion study
- time-of-flight
- time-out
- time-outs
- time-release
- time-saver
- time-saving
- time-share
- time-sharing
- time-shift
- time-stamp
- time-stamped
- time-stamping
- time-stamps
- time-stratigraphic
- time-suck
- time-sucks
- time-table