sync

or synch

[singk]Informal.

noun (used esp. in the phrases in sync and out of sync)

synchronization: The picture and the soundtrack were out of sync.

harmony or harmonious relationship: Management wants to be in sync with the client's wishes.

verb (used with or without object)

to synchronize; harmonize.

Origin of sync

First recorded in 1930–35; shortened form

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Related Words for synced

concur, jibe, correspond, harmonize, conform, coincide, accord, square, accompany, concert, acquiesce, tally, equal, eventuate, synchronize, befall, identify, agree, match, sync

Examples from the Web for synced

Contemporary Examples of synced

But as he tells Brian Gresko, being a fan ‘was synced to the year my life cracked in half.’
Jonathan Lethem on the Power of Talking Heads’ ‘Fear of Music’
Brian Gresko
April 26, 2012
For Lethem, becoming a Talking Heads fan “was synced to the year my life cracked in half.”
Jonathan Lethem on the Power of Talking Heads’ ‘Fear of Music’
Brian Gresko
April 26, 2012
Unlike the iPad, which has to be synced to a computer via a cable, the Kindle Fire syncs wirelessly.
Amazon Declares War on Apple
Dan Lyons
September 30, 2011

Historical Examples of synced

Then any changes you make get synced back and we instantiate them.
Makers
Cory Doctorow

British Dictionary definitions for synced

sync

synch

films television computing

verb

an informal word for synchronize

noun

an informal word for synchronizationin sync; out of sync See synchronization

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Word Origin and History for synced

sync

1929, shortened form of synchronization (see synchronize). Originally in reference to soundtracks and pictures in the movies. Sense of "be in agreement, coincide" first recorded 1961 in in sync.