Synthetic definitions

Synthetic

1) Abiological 2) Agglutinative 3) Artificial 4) Celluloid 5) Counterfeit 6) Ersatz 7) False 8) Logical 9) Made 10) Man-made 11) Plasticine 12) Semisynthetic 13) Synthetical 14) Testtube
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Synthetic

1) Artificial 2) Artificial, man-made 3) Dacron 4) French word used in English 5) Like Orlon or Dacron 6) Man-made 7) Not genuine or natural 8) Not naturally produced 9) Not of natural origin 10) Prepared or made artificially 11) Semisynthetic 12) Synthetic fiber 13) Unreal
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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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Synthetic

• (a.) Alt. of Synthetical
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synthetic

Having to do with substances that are man-made instead of taken from nature.
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Synthetic

Artificially produced, not of natural origin.
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Synthetic

An artificially produced substance (made in a laboratory) designed to imitate that which occurs naturally.
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synthetic

In philosophy, a term employed by Kant to describe a judgement in which the predicate is...
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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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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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Synthetic

A man-made gemstone that has nearly the same physical,optical and chemical properties of a natural gemstone. Lab-growngemstone.
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Synthetic

Not to be confused with an artificial or made-up language like Esperanto or Tolkien's Elvish, a synt
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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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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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Synthetic

It describes an artificial substance.
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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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synthetic

adjective not genuine or natural; `counterfeit rhetoric that flourishes when passions are synthetic`- George Will
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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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synthetic

Best understood as the opposite of
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Synthetic

A fiber which has been man-made through the use of chemical combinations. Synthetic fibers often have increased durability, strength and resistance to the elements.
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Synthetic

Describes a substance which has been manufactured by building up a complex structure from simpler chemical substances.
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synthetic

of, pertaining to, proceeding by, or involving synthesis (opposed to analytic). · noting or pertaining to compounds formed through a chemical process by human agency, as opposed to those of natural origin: synthetic vitamins; synthetic fiber. · (of a language) characterized by a relatively widespread use of affixes, rather than separat...
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synthetic

a term used to describe substances that do not occur naturally. Synthetic products don't rely on natural processes in the way organic products do, so they can offer more control and work more quickly when applied to plants and soil. See also: organic.
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synthetic

A language which is characterised by an extensive inflectional morphology, e.g. Latin and Modern German. This type contrasts with analytic and can be taken to have developed historically from the latter through centuries of change during which words fused together to give compound forms. For this reason new languages, like pidgins and creoles, are ...
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synthetic

[Literary terms] a compound made artificially by chemical reactions
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