Adjective form of the word "Synergy"
What's the adjective form of the word "synergy"?
Is it ....
1. Synergic
2. Synergetic
3. Synergistic
I think, 'Synergic' ought to be the right one for common use. However, when I looked it up in the dictionary, I found that all these three words exist. Can you please suggest, which one means what? Do I need different contexts to use these three words?
Better still, if you can just write 3 simple sentences to show how to use each of them. That will be enough.
Thanks in advance.
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Answers · 2
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I think contexts of using these words are the same - "acting together". Though I would use "synergetic" by analogy with "energy" > "energetic".
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syn·er·gy [ sínnərjee ] (plural syn·er·gies)
noun
Definition:
1. combined effort being greater than parts: the working together of two or more people, organizations, or things, especially when the result is greater than the sum of their individual effects or capabilities
syn·er·get·ic [ sìnnər jéttik ] adjective
syn·er·get·i·cal·ly [ sìnnər jéttikəlee ] adverb
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