synergist

& a. [Fr. synergiste, from Greek synergo = to work together: syn = together, and ergon=work.] A. As subst .: A supporter of Synergism (q. v.); a Semi pelagian. "The strenuous Luther ans violently a aulted the persons whom they denominated Synergists." - Mosheim: Eccles. Hist. (ed. Reid), p. 650. B. As adj .: Synergistic (q.v.). "The problem took a new form in the Synergist contro versy, which discu ed the nature of the first impulse in conversion." -Encyc . Brit . (ed. 9th), xv. 85. syn-er-gist-ic, syn-er-ġist-ic-al, a. [Eng. synergist; -ic, -ical. ] 1. Working together; cooperating. 2. Of or relating to the Synergists or their doc trine.