SYNTHESIS
An Illustrated Encyclopedic Medical Dictionary · 1894 · p. 26
(Lat.), n. f. Si2n(su8n)'the2s-ias. Gen., -thes'eos, syn'thesis. Gr., <rvv0e<ris (from (ruvrifleVai, to place together). Fr., syn these. Ger., Syn these. 1. An old term for any operation by which parts were united after division. [E.] 2. The building up of a single complex substance out of two or more substances. [BJ SYNTHETICAL,, adj. Si2n-the2t'i2-k'l. Gr., <ruv9triKo<i. Fr., synthelique. Ger., synthetisch. Pertaining to or obtained by synthesis. [B.] [s. 582]
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