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1. Synthetic
   [song] Synthetic was the first single taken from Spineshank`s album The Height of Callousness. The music video shows the band performing in a room with bright lighting whilst a woman walks in and starts using a computer to create a synthesizing sequence whilst Johnny Santos is plugged into a...
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2. Synthetic
   substances produced by chemical or biochemical means.
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3. synthetic
   as applied to gemstones this term indicates any man-made material that is virtually the same as the natural material -- cf. simulant.
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4. Synthetic
   Compounded in the laboratory, as opposed to occurring naturally. A crop plant line or variety produced by combining genes unlikely to occur in nature; lines having a high general combining ability.
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5. synthetic
   [adj] - not genuine or natural 2. [adj] - involving or of the nature of synthesis (combining separate elements to form a coherent whole) as opposed to analysis 3. [adj] - (linguistics) systematic combining of root and modifying elements into single words 4. [adj] - (logic) of a pr...
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6. Synthetic
   Something that is not of natural origin; prepared or made artificially, e.g. anaesthetic medication produced from synthetic compounds.
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7. Synthetic
   A strategy of buying a combination of futures and put options to achieve the equivalent position of buying a call option or buying a combination of futures and call options to achieve the equivalent position of buying a put option.
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8. synthetic
   In philosophy, a term employed by Kant to describe a judgement in which the predicate is...
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9. synthetic
   synthetic material; artificial; artificial substance. A substance manufactured by chemical synthesis.
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10. synthetic
    an asset artificially created using combinations of other assets Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs • Option strategy established by purchasing a call option and selling short an equal amount of the underlying asset. Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs &...
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11. synthetic
    Relating to or made by synthesis. ... (05 Mar 2000) ...
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12. synthetic
    adjective not genuine or natural; `counterfeit rhetoric that flourishes when passions are synthetic`- George Will
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13. synthetic
    synthetic substance noun a compound made artificially by chemical reactions
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14. Synthetic
    • (a.) Alt. of Synthetical
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15. synthetic
    synthetic 1. Made artificially by chemical synthesis, especially so as to resemble a natural product. 2. Not of natural origin; prepared, or made, artificially. 3. Not genuine, especially expressed but not genuinely felt: 'He made synthetic expressions of sympathy.' 4. A description of a propositi...
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16. Synthetic
    Synthesis, the combination of two or more parts, whether by design or by natural processes. Furthermore, it may imply being prepared or made artificially, in contrast to naturally. ==In the sense of combination== ==In the sense of artificial== ==In the sense of both== ...
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17. synthetic
    Manmade fiber or material, as opposed to natural or organic material, which is made from plant or animal products. Examples include cotton, wool and leather.
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18. synthetic
    As a noun: Customized hybrid instruments created by blending an underlying price on a cash instrument with the price of a derivative instrument. It is a combination of security holdings which mimics the price movement of another, single security (i.e., synthetic call: long position in a stock combin...
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19. synthetic
    a statement or item of knowledge which is known to be true because of its connection with some intuition. (Cf. analytic.)
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20. synthetic
    Type: Term Pronunciation: sin-thet′ik Definitions: 1. Relating to or made by synthesis.
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21. synthetic
    (material) Any material made from chemicals. Since the 1900s, more and more of the materials used in everyday life are synthetics, including plastics (polythene, polystyrene), synthetic fibres (nylon, acrylics, polyesters), synthetic resins, and synthetic rubber. Most naturally occurring organ...
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22. Synthetic
    Artificially produced, not of natural origin.
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23. synthetic
    The posh phrase for plastic cork. The intention is to prevent cork taint. For more information see my information pages on corks and screwcaps and faulty wines
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24. synthetic
    Having to do with substances that are man-made instead of taken from nature.
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25. SYNTHETIC
    Best understood as the opposite of
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