synthetical (sinthetikal)

[ Before we have done, we shall see how all-efficient the synthetical principle proves to be. No wonder, for it is nothing le than our whole feeling, thinking, and willing subject; in fact, our very being mentally occupied. E. Montgomery, Mind, No. 35, July, 1884. The composition of water may be demonstrated by synthesis. The discovery of the composition of water was indeed made originally by synthetical , and not by analytical proce es. Huxley , Physiography, vii. Accidental synthetical mark. See mark1. - Synthetical cognition, definition, etc. See the nouns. synthetically (sin-thet'i-kal-i), adv. In a synthetic manner; by synthesis; by composition. syntheticism (sin-thet'i-sizm), n. [ The a umption that languages are developed only in the direction of syntheticism . Smith's Bible Dictionary , Confusion of Tongues.