synchro nolo gy

(Gr. syngchronos-synchronous, and logos a word, a discourse.] Chronological arrangement side by side. syn-chron-ous, a. [SYNCHRONAL.] Happening at the same time; simultaneous. "The corresponding a ociations are either synchronous or succe ive." - Belsham: Philos. of the Mind , ch. iii., § 2. syn-chron-oŭs-ly, adv. [Eng. synchronous; ly. In a synchronous manner; at the same time; simultaneously. tsỹń-chron-y, s. [SYNCHRONAL.] Contemporaneity in time; synchronism.