Syn- \Syn-\ [Gr. sy`n with.]A prefix meaning with, along with, together, at the same time. Syn- becomes sym- before p, b, and m, and syl- before l. Source: Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913
In Latin, the prefix "syn" means "together" or "with." It is commonly used to indicate joint action or association.
In biology, the suffix "-syn" typically indicates a process of synthesis or production, involving the combining or creation of something. It is commonly used in terms related to the formation of compounds or structures within living organisms.
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A synonym is a word that means the same, or something very similar, as another word.An antonym is a word that means the exact opposite of another word.1. war (syn) conflict (ant)peace2. difference (syn) disparity (ant) similarity3. believe (syn) trust (ant)doubt4. slack (syn) loose (ant)tight5. warp (syn) buckle (ant)straighten6. overwrought (syn) agitated (ant) calm7. hare-brained (syn) foolish (ant) sensible8. mucky (syn) dirty (ant)clean9. awesome (syn) magnificent (ant) unimpressive10. zeal (syn) fervour (ant)apathy11. banal (syn) hackneyed (ant) original12. young (syn) juvenile (ant) old13. contemptuous (syn) disdainful (ant) respectful14. waxen (syn) pallid (ant)ruddy15. droll (syn) humorous (ant) serious16. vilify (syn) disparage (ant) praise17. exultant (syn) jubilant (ant) sorrowful18. ugly (syn) unsightly (ant) beautiful19. fat (syn) corpulent (ant)thin20. tacit (syn) implicit (ant) explicit21. gargantuan (syn) enormous (ant) tiny22. sloping (syn) slanted (ant) level23. heterodox (syn) nonconformist (ant) orthodox24. rude (syn) discourteous (ant) polite25. irritate (syn) vex (ant)soothe26. quash (syn) annul (ant)validate27. jagged (syn) spiky (ant)smooth28. prone (syn) vulnerable (ant) resistant29. kaleidoscopic (syn) multicoloured (ant) monochrome30. outlandish (syn) weird (ant) ordinary31. lack (syn) deficiency (ant) abundance32. nasty (syn) unpleasant (ant) nice33. malevolence (syn) hostility (ant) benevolence34. loyalty (syn) allegiance (ant) treachery35. noxious (syn) poisonous (ant) innocuous36. kind (syn) caring (ant)mean37. outward (syn) outer (ant)inward38. just (syn) fair (ant)unfair39. pusillanimous (syn) timid (ant) brave40. include (syn) incorporate (ant) exclude41. questionable (syn) doubtful (ant) indisputable42. hate (syn) loathe (ant)love43. rabble (syn) mob (ant)nobility44. guilty (syn) culpable (ant) innocent45. scintillating (syn) sparkling (ant) dull46. footling (syn) trivial (ant) important47. tousled (syn) untidy (ant) neat48. excellent (syn) superb (ant) inferior49. unforgettable (syn) memorable (ant) unexceptional50. finished (syn) completed (ant) incomplete
The Syn was created in 1965.
Syn Syn Ack Ack means three way handshake in Transmission Control Protocol. It is referred to as Syn Syn Ack Ack because there are three messages transmitted by TCP to negotiate and start a session between two computers.
syn;intentiall ant;accidental
Cardinal Syn was created in 1998.
Cardinal Syn happened in 1998.
Syn otechestva ended in 1852.
Syn otechestva was created in 1812.