synchromatic
Automatically in synch.
synchromatic by micjones September 30, 2008
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Synchromatic
Travis Todd says that the 4t60e transaxle works Synchromatically, Shit happens when its supposed to happen.
Synchromatic by techerbuddha March 2, 2010
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syncromatisity
Visual art. An artwork can be seen to show syncromatisity when it has a distinct and uniquely recognisable quality that is both particular and universal.
syncromatisity by Artsensive May 16, 2014
synchronatic
"The Covid-19 virus appeared to be synchronatic with space exploration."
"The constellations offered synchronatic messages that earth is not alone"
"Synchronatic behaviours between news presenters and the general public, show just how influential and damaging that these programs can be."
"The constellations offered synchronatic messages that earth is not alone"
"Synchronatic behaviours between news presenters and the general public, show just how influential and damaging that these programs can be."
synchronatic by Mr H20 September 1, 2022
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