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Syncline
A rock downfold.

Ex: The bones were discovered in the limestone syncline.
Syncope
Dropping sounds.

Ex: Through syncope, Gloucester becomes Gloster.
Synonym
A word of similar meaning.

Ex: He argued that there wer no true synonyms.
Symposium
Conference

Ex: The symposium on the rain forest had little effect on the fires.
Synapse
Nerve connection

Ex: The neural impulse shot through the synapses.
Symphysis
Bone junction.

Ex: The two halves of the jaw had grown together at the symphysis.
Symptom:
An indication.

Ex: The doctor felt a chill when she learned of his symptoms.
Syncretism
Reconcilation of religions.

Ex: The theological purists rejected all syncretism.
Systaltic
Dilating and contracting.

Ex: The normal systaltic heartbeat pattern was disrupted.
Syzygy
Pair of opposites.

Ex: At lunar syzygy, the moon was exactly opposite the sun.
Syllogism
Conclusion from premises.

Ex: There was an error in his specious syllogism.
Syllabus
Course outline.

Ex: Dr. Damason reviewed her syllabus with the students.
Symbiont
An organism in symbiosis.

Ex: The rhinoceros liked his blue-feathered symbiont.
Synchronous
simultaneous.

Ex: At 4:30 AM, synchronous explosions rocked the sleeping city.
Syncopate
shift rhythm.

Ex: They played the "Closer Walk" theme in syncopated time.
Synecdoche
part for whole.

Ex: By the synecdoche of "daily bread," He meant food.
Systemic
Affecting the whole organism.

Ex: It was a virulent systemic infection.
Symmetry
Correspondence of opposites.

Ex: In psychological symmetry, he loved her, too.
Sympathy
Agreement of feeling.

Ex: the old enemies met in a historic, new sympathy.
Synthesis
Combination

Ex: The synthesis of tensor calculus and physics was space-time.
Syndetic
Connective.

Ex: The surrounding tissue had a syndetic effect on its contents.