synthesis

Definitions

General Science

• noun the process of combining things to form a whole
• noun the process of producing a compound by a chemical reaction

Computing

• noun the process of producing something artificially from a number of smaller elements

Electronics

• The proper combination of elements, components, substances, and so on, to form a given whole. Examples include the synthesis of digital speech, musical sounds, circuits with a given response, or chemical compounds.

Food

• noun the process of combining different ideas or objects into a new whole
• noun a new unified whole resulting from the combination of different ideas or objects
• noun the formation of compounds through chemical reactions involving simpler compounds or elements

Media Studies

• noun the production of music or speech using an electronic synthesiser

Medical

• noun in psychiatry, the fusing together of all the various elements of the personality

Nearby Definitions of “synthesis”

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• syndrome
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• synodic period
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• synthesizer
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Contexts for “synthesis”

9 definitions in context
• General Science
• Computing
• Electronics
• Food
• Media Studies
• Medical