synthesise
/ˈsɪnθəsaɪz/
verb
- To combine separate ideas, information, or elements into a connected whole.
- The report synthesises data from multiple sources to give a clear picture.
- She was able to synthesise the main arguments into a single paragraph.
- To solve the puzzle, you need to synthesise all the clues.
- To produce a substance by combining simpler chemical compounds or elements.
- The body can synthesise vitamin D from sunlight.
- Scientists are working to synthesise a new drug for the disease.
- They managed to synthesise the compound in the lab for the first time.
- To produce sound or speech electronically.
- Modern phones can synthesise speech from text in real time.
- He used a computer to synthesise the sounds of a full orchestra.
- The software can synthesise any voice you want.
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