CEFR B2

synthesize

verb

Meaning

To combine separate elements, ideas, or substances into a coherent whole or a new product.

Examples

The research team managed to synthesize a new drug that shows promise in treating the disease.
Before writing the report, she needed to synthesize information from various sources.

Synonyms: combine, integrate, amalgamate, conflate

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synthesize (B2)

verb

Pronunciation: /ˈsɪnθəsaɪz/

Definition

To combine separate elements, ideas, or substances into a coherent whole or a new product.

Examples

The research team managed to synthesize a new drug that shows promise in treating the disease.
Before writing the report, she needed to synthesize information from various sources.
The composer can synthesize different musical styles to create a unique sound.

How to Use synthesize

synthesize from (prepositional phrase): To create something new by combining elements from a particular source. — "They synthesized the compound from readily available raw materials."
synthesize into (prepositional phrase): To combine elements to form a new, unified whole. — "The director managed to synthesize disparate ideas into a cohesive film."

Synonyms of synthesize

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Antonyms of synthesize

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