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Definitions from the WebSynthesis(noun) 1. The act or process of combining elements or parts to form a whole. Example sentence: The synthesis of different musical genres created a unique and refreshing sound. Related products on Amazon: Books on Synthesis Synthesis Music Instruments(noun) 2. The production of a substance by the combining of simpler chemical compounds. Example sentence: The synthesis of the new drug required careful experimentation and precise measurements. Related products on Amazon: Chemistry Synthesis Supplies Lab Equipment for Synthesis(noun) 3. The combination of separate ideas or elements to form a coherent whole in literature, art, or philosophy. Example sentence: The novel displayed a beautiful synthesis of various cultural themes and literary styles. Related products on Amazon: Literature on Synthesis in Art Art Books on Synthesis(noun) 4. The process of deductive reasoning, combining separate parts into a unified whole in philosophy. Example sentence: Plato emphasized the importance of synthesis in his philosophical discourse. Related products on Amazon: Philosophy Books on Synthesis Resources on Deductive Reasoning(verb) 1. To combine different elements or ideas to form a coherent whole. Example sentence: The artist synthesized different colors and textures to create a captivating painting. Related products on Amazon: Art Supplies for Synthesis Craft Supplies for Synthesis | ||||
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