English Reference
Adjective

synthesized

adj.
C1 Advanced US /ˈsɪnθɪˌsaɪzd/ syn·the·sized

adj.made by combining different parts into a whole, or created artificially in a lab or by a computer.

adj.produced by combining separate elements into a unified whole; created through chemical or electronic synthesis rather than occurring naturally. Often used as a participial adjective to describe sounds, materials, or data.


SIMPLE

The singer uses synthesized sounds in her new pop song.

CONTEXTUAL

Researchers presented a report based on synthesized data from over fifty independent clinical trials.

COMPLEX

The final architectural design represented a synthesized vision that incorporated both the brutalist preferences of the lead designer and the organic requirements of the local planning committee.

Usage

Often follows a linking verb or precedes a noun as an attributive modifier.

They then identified and synthesized many of the chemical messengers found in the ant brain.

ScienceDaily· 1 Aug 2026

Even so, researchers have still not successfully synthesized it in a laboratory.

ScienceDaily· 3 Aug 2026

Common in science writing

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Level C1 · Advanced
Frequency Frequent
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