Synchronal

sing′krō-nal, adj. happening or being at the same time: simultaneous: lasting for the same time—also Synchron′ical , Syn′chronous .— adv. Synchron′ically .— n. Synchro nisā′tion .— v.i. Syn′chronise , to be synchronal or simultaneous: to agree in time.— v.t. to cause to be synchronous: to regulate a clock, ., by some standard.— ns. Syn′chroniser ; Syn′chronism , concurrence of events in time: the tabular arrangement of contemporary events, ., in history.— adj. Synchro nis′tic , showing synchronism.— adv. Synchro nis′tically .— n. Synchronol′ogy , chronological arrangement side by side.— adv. Syn′chronously .— ns. Syn′chronousne ; Syn′chrony , simultaneity. [Gr. synchro nis mos — synchronize in , to agree in time— syn , together, chronos , time.]