A SYNOD I A

(Lat.), n. f. *n)-0(02)/di?-a8. From a priv., and ovvoëia, a journeying together. Fr., asynodie. Ger., Aru ed Mangel des Beischlafs (1st def.), Unvermdgen zum Beieee ° def.). 1. Lack of sexual intercourse. 2. Impotence. A SYNODIC, adj. #k. Lat., a synodic us, Fr.. a synod i que. Ger., asynodisch. Pertaining to, caused by, or affected with, a synod i a, [A, 322,] A SYNOVIA (Lat.), n. f. _A%s(a$s)-i2n(utn)-o’vi2(wi?)-a3. For deriv., see A-* and SyNovia. Fr., asynovie. synovial fluid. [A, 322.] “ ASYNTIIESIS (Lat.), n. f. a syn the's eos (-syn/thesis). F Fr., asynthése. Syn. of parts, [A, 322. An insufficiency of A?s(a3s){?n(u$n)'the?s-i7s. Gen.,. From « priv., and ovvéea(s, composition. defect us juncture. A defective connection