syndesis
Americannoun
plural
syndesesEtymology
Origin of syndesis
From New Latin, from Greek sýndesis; equivalent to syn- + -desis ( def. )
Example Sentences
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The through line of artist Peter FitzGerald’s recent work is the concept of syndesis, or binding things together.
From Scientific American
Syndesis: that method of articulation where two parts are connected by a membrane which permits of considerable motion between them.
From Project Gutenberg
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