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synergistic

A phenomenon in which two influences come together to produce an effect greater than predicted.

When two individuals with their own complementary skills interact to form a special everlasting bond.
Bun- Hey this relationship isn't working.
Kitty- Why not?
Bun- Our relationship is not synergistic.
Kitty- What do you mean?
Bun- You bring me down, I can't do my homework because you call me to talk to me about cats in your backyard. I want what Doe II and Nga has.
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Synergetics 

Synergetics is the empirical study of systems in transformation, with an emphasis on total system behavior unpredicted by the behavior of any isolated components, including humanity’s role as both participant and observer. Since systems are identifiable at every scale from the quantum level to the cosmic, and humanity both articulates the behavior of these systems and is composed of these systems, synergetics is a very broad discipline, and embraces a broad range of scientific and philosophical studies.
Synergetics is a comprehensive study of the universe and does not rely on reductionism like most science.
Synergetics by schmoopiesman April 28, 2011

Synergisticallities 

The comically extreme and verbose form of an overused and redundant word which holds little meaning.
Let's examine the synergisticallities of the acquisition of multiple companies.

Synergistically agreeable 

A phrase used by old software salespeople when they don't realise that corporate bollocks is no longer cool.
I'd like to walk through what your long-term plans are and what your views for this agreement would be, and how we can then open up the parameters to make it synergistically agreeable.

Synergetic-equilibrium 

A state of collaborative balance.

A synergetic process that forces a balanced outcome
Montesquieu' s doctrine of "the separation of powers" is designed to create three branches of government that operate in "synergetic-equilibrium ".

Synergetic-equilibrium 

A state of collaborative balance.

A synergetic process that forces a balanced outcome
Montesquieu' s doctrine of "the separation of powers" is designed to create three branches of government that operate in "synergetic-equilibrium ".

Synergetic-equilibrium 

A process of collaboration whose primary objective is always a balanced outcome.
The synergetic-equilibrium process is a fundemental function of the intracellular and extracellular fluids of a neuron.
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