IPA: /sɪnˈθɛzaɪz/
KK: /sɪnˈθɛzaɪz/
To create something new by combining different parts or elements together.
Scientists often synthesize new compounds in the lab.
Past: synthesized
Past Participle: synthesized
To combine different elements or ideas to create something new or complex.
Scientists can synthesize new materials by combining various chemicals.
Past: synthesized
Past Participle: synthesized
Synthesize → It is formed from "syn-" (meaning together) and "thesis" (from Greek "thesis", meaning placing or putting). The word "synthesize" means to put things together to form a coherent whole, often in the context of combining ideas or substances.
Think of putting things 'together' ('syn-') to create a new whole ('thesis'). This helps you remember that 'synthesize' means to combine elements into a unified form.