synchs
/sɪŋks/
noun
- Short for synchronizations; the state or process of making things happen at the same time or work together smoothly.
- The video and audio were out of synchs, so the dialogue didn't match the actors' lips.
- Good synchs between the dancers made the performance look effortless.
- The team worked on the synchs between the two computer systems to ensure data transfer was seamless.
verb
- Third person singular present tense of synch (short for synchronize); makes something happen at the same time or work together.
- The conductor synchs the orchestra's timing with the choir.
- The app automatically synchs your photos to the cloud every night.
- She synchs her calendar with her husband's so they don't double-book.