synchronisation Antonyms
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Meaning of synchronisation
Wordnet
synchronisation (n)
the relation that exists when things occur at the same time
an adjustment that causes something to occur or recur in unison
coordinating by causing to indicate the same time
synchronisation Sentence Examples
- The symphony played in perfect synchronisation, the instruments blending harmoniously.
- The dancers moved in exquisite synchronisation, their routines mirroring each other flawlessly.
- The team's movements were meticulously synchronised, enhancing their overall performance.
- The light and sound effects were synchronised to create an immersive experience.
- The traffic lights flashed in synchronisation, regulating the flow of vehicles.
- The heart's electrical impulses maintain synchronisation to ensure proper pumping function.
- The brainwave patterns of two individuals can synchronise during mindfulness meditation.
- The GPS system relies on precise time synchronisation to determine locations accurately.
- The camera's shutter and flash were synchronised to capture sharp and well-lit images.
- The synchronization between the satellite and ground station enabled real-time communication.
FAQs About the word synchronisation
the relation that exists when things occur at the same time, an adjustment that causes something to occur or recur in unison, coordinating by causing to indicat
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The symphony played in perfect synchronisation, the instruments blending harmoniously.
The dancers moved in exquisite synchronisation, their routines mirroring each other flawlessly.
The team's movements were meticulously synchronised, enhancing their overall performance.
The light and sound effects were synchronised to create an immersive experience.
