Synchronize
/ˈsɪŋ.krə.naɪz/noun
To cause to occur at the same time or rate.
Did you know?In ancient rituals, synchronization was believed to align human actions with cosmic events, tapping into the power of the universe!
Etymological Timeline
Greek
Greek
sunkhronizein
“to cause to occur together in time”
Middle French
Middle French
synchroniser
“to coordinate in time”
17th Century
English
synchronize
“to occur at the same time, often used in astronomical contexts”
Modern English
English
synchronize
“to cause to operate at the same time, especially in technology and media”
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