Definition
Definition of synchronistic - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
timingRare related to events happening at the same timeRare
- The synchronistic movements of the dancers were mesmerizing.
2.
coincidencesTECH. showing meaningful coincidences without causal connectionTECH.
- The synchronistic events seemed too perfect to be random.
Origin of synchronistic
Greek, syn (together) + chronos (time)
Examples of synchronistic in a sentence
The synchronistic events led to a surprising outcome. Their meeting was a synchronistic event that changed their lives. The synchronistic patterns in their lives were hard to ignore.
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- French:simultané, concordant, ...
- German:synchronistisch, ...
- Italian:sincronistico, sincronico, ...
- Spanish:sincrónico, casual, ...
- Portuguese:sincrónico, coincidente, ...
- Chinese:同步的, 巧合的, ...
- Japanese:同時的な, シンクロニシティの, ...
- Arabic:مُتَزامِن, تَزامُنِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:סִינְכְרוֹנִי, סִינְכְרוֹנִיסְטִי, ...
- Russian:синхронный, синхронистический, ...
- Ukrainian:синхронний, синхроністичний, ...
- Hindi:समकालिक, सार्थक संयोगपूर्ण, ...
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