synergy English

Meaning synergy meaning

What does synergy mean?

synergy

— noun the working together of two things (muscles or drugs for example) to produce an effect greater than the sum of their individual effects

Synonyms synergy synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as synergy?

synergy English » English

synergism

interaction

cooperation

concurrence

synergistic effect

synergia

summation

interplay

collaboration

Examples synergy examples

How do I use synergy in a sentence?

Movie subtitles

This merger is about synergy between hardware and software, between cash flow and capital needs.

It's a synergy.

The synergy.

You see, it's all synergy.

You think the synergy escapes me?

Buildings create synergy. They're a focus for creativity.

Corporate synergy.

It's synergy, Placid. It is?

We'll create some synergy here.

Come over some time, we'll create some synergy.

What synergy, dude?

You mean to create a synergy against the aliens?

Synergy.

We settled a family feud, we set free a tortured soul, maybe your new power and Paige's new solo path away from the sisterhood is some kind of synergy, that it's all working together in some kind of divine way.

Yes! Factoids! Synergy!

Mr. Leland Janus, chairman of Connex, spoke today of synergy and a desire to pass on savings to the consumer.

I intend on making our synergy as fruitful as possible.

Synergy in new media ventures and increasing shareholder value.

Hey, you know, I felt like we had a synergy out there.

Synergy Jutsu!

And the answer is synergy.

Synergy!

Synergy. What does it mean?

Amorphous synergy culture.

Synergy and new media ventures in increasing shareholder value.

It's. Synergy.

I'm into synergy.

Hmm. Synergy?

No synergy there.

This is not how synergy works!

Is this some kt karmic synergy thing?

News and current affairs

Europol is performing a similar function with material derived from police work, and we are working to ensure synergy between these two efforts.

While innovation sometimes comes from brilliant individuals - 21 of Britain's Nobel prizewinners were refugees - it generally comes from the synergy of talented people in close proximity.

Its industry and population are growing dynamically, so its energy demands are producing geo-political synergy with Russia and Iran, neither of which can afford to cut the flow of oil and gas without provoking a massive internal crisis.