synergize
/ˈsɪnədʒʌɪz/(also synergise)
verb
1 [no object] To act cooperatively or in combination, especially to mutual benefit; to exhibit synergy; to act as a synergist.
2 [with object] To act in combination with or increase the effect of (another agent); to potentiate (an effect, process, etc.).
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in William Shedd (1820–1894). From either synergia or synergy + -ize, probably partly after French synergiser.
- alkalimetrically
- alkalimetry
- alkaline
- alkaline air
- alkaline battery
- alkaline cell
- alkaline earth
- alkaline earth metal
- alkaline metal
- alkaline phosphatase
- alkalinity
- alkalinization
- alkalinous
- alkali salt
- alkalise
- alkali soil
- alkali waste
- alkali works
- alkalizate
- alkalization
- alkalize
- alkalizer
- alkaloid
- alkaloidal
- alkalosis