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101synœcisme — ● synœcisme nom masculin (grec sunoikismos, cohabitation) Réunion de plusieurs villages en une cité. (Les synœcismes ont été fréquents dans la Grèce antique.) …
102synæstetisk — syn|æste|tisk adj., itk. d.s., e (som vedrører synæstesi) …
103syn|aer|e|sis — «sih NEHR uh sihs», noun. 1. contraction, especially of two vowels, into a diphthong or simple vowel. 2. Chemistry. the loss of liquid and resulting contraction of a gel or clot. 3. Grammar, Prosody. synizesis (def. 1). Also, syneresis. ╂[<… …
104syn´aes|thet´i|cal|ly — syn|aes|thet|ic «SIHN ehs THEHT ihk», adjective. = synesthetic. (Cf. ↑synesthetic) –syn´aes|thet´i|cal|ly, adverb …
105syn|aes|thet|ic — «SIHN ehs THEHT ihk», adjective. = synesthetic. (Cf. ↑synesthetic) –syn´aes|thet´i|cal|ly, adverb …
106syn|a|gogue — «SIHN uh gg, gog», noun. 1. a building or place used by Jews for worship and religious instruction; temple. 2. an assembly of Jews for religious instruction and worship constituting, since the destruction of the Temple (A.D. 70), the sole form of …
107syn|a|le|phe — syn|a|loe|phe or syn|a|le|phe «SIHN uh LEE fee», noun. = synaloepha. (Cf. ↑synaloepha) …
108syn|a|loe|phe — or syn|a|le|phe «SIHN uh LEE fee», noun. = synaloepha. (Cf. ↑synaloepha) …
109Syn|a|non — «SIHN uh non», noun. a private association of former drug addicts organized for mutual help and rehabilitation. ╂[< syn together + anon(ymous)] …
110syn|an|ther|ous — «sih NAN thuhr uhs», adjective. Botany. characterized by stamens that are coalescent by means of their anthers, as a composite plant. ╂[< syn + anther + ous] …
