synchroneity
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of synchroneity
1905–10; synchron(ous) + -eity, as in simultaneity ( def. ), spontaneity
Example Sentences
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To pull off these unique sets of songs threaded together through improvisation requires an exquisite interconnectedness among the band members, one that engenders both synchroneity and freedom.
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