synthesise

t. See synthesize. synthesist (sin'the-sist), n. [ Science turns her back on the subject, and the universities dismi Art from the category of studies, and pa it over mainly to the painters to discourse on, ignoring the psychological law that no mind can be productively analytical and synthetical at the same time, and the artist, being perforce a synthesist , cannot be expected to analyse the art which he is, if a true artist, occupied in building. New Princeton Rev. , II. 24.