synesis
noun
syn·e·sis ˈsi-nə-səs 
: a grammatical construction in which agreement or reference is according to sense rather than strict syntax (such as anyone and them in "if anyone calls, tell them I am out")
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Greek, understanding, sense, from synienai to bring together, understand, from syn- + hienai to send — more at jet
First Known Use
1722, in the meaning defined above
- cross order
- cross out
- cross paths
- cross paths (with)
- cross paths with
- cross peen
- cross product
- cross promote
- cross promoted
- cross promotes
- cross promoting
- cross promotion
- cross promotions
- cross quarters
- cross rate
- cross ratio
- cross relation
- cross roll
- cross saltire
- cross sea
- cross section
- cross sections
- cross signal
- cross skip
- cross slide