The Collaborative International Dictionary
Synergetic \Syn`er*get"ic\, a. [Gr. ?, fr. ? to work together; sy`n with + 'e`rgon work.] Working together; co["o]perating; as, synergetic muscles.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
"working together, cooperating," 1680s, from Greek synergetikos "cooperative," from synergein "to work together, cooperate" (see synergy). Synergic (1849) is from synergy + -ic.
Wiktionary
a. 1 Relating to synergetics. 2 synergistic
WordNet
adj. working together; used especially of groups, as subsidiaries of a corporation, cooperating for an enhanced effect; "a synergistic effect" [syn: synergistic]
Usage examples of "synergetic".
His congenial picture of the coming open, universal, synergetic man, the full flowering of the thwarted genius within us all, is quite similar to the intellectual ideal of such science fiction thinkers as John W.
Thus, his synergetic message is in perfect tune with the antispecialization, comprehensivist, polymorphous style of the counterculture.
Fuller believed this, that the universe was itself a synergetic system which he could encompass as one great vibrating ideogram within his mind.
Here is a writer who has been around for three decades, and who is perhaps the premier stylist in the science fiction genre in terms of fusing prose, tone, viewpoint, content and mood into a seamless synergetic whole.
Like some ancient patterning-- a primordial attraction and joining of masses from different orbits for the synergetic purpose of a newly enjoined future.
It was a synergetic engineering effect: the more their effectiveness sank, the more they were damaged by incoming missiles and disruptors.
Any pairing of poetry, astrology, and ornamental rugs, for instance, can mean synergetic miracles.
Buckminster Fuller uses synergetic gimmicks all the time in his geodesic domes.
This, however, I perceive as a further complexification of my four-way psychic stretch and not as the inevitable, irrefragable and synergetic fifth step.
When the electrical, Astral, and orgonomic vibrations of the American Medical Association, amplified by the synergetic clusters of sound, image, and emotional energy of all these young people responding to the beat, bring that Nazi legion back to life, it will call for nothing less than the appearance on the field of battle of the goddess Eris Herself to save the day.
Obviously, such retroactive witchcraft was worthy of further investigation, and the key was the synergetic geometry of the Fuller tetrahedron in which he had kept his manikin during the spell-casting.