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synthetically

/sɪnˈθet.ɪ.kəl.i/

Übersetzung: Adverb, das bedeutet „mittels Synthese“ oder „auf künstliche Weise“. Es wird in wissenschaftlichen und technischen Kontexten verwendet, um Prozesse, Materialien oder Verbindungen zu beschreiben, die durch chemische Synthese hergestellt wurden und nicht natürlich vorkommen.

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adverb

/sɪnˈθet.ɪ.kəl.i/C1formalscientific
  • deAdverb, das bedeutet „mittels Synthese“ oder „auf künstliche Weise“. Es wird in wissenschaftlichen und technischen Kontexten verwendet, um Prozesse, Materialien oder Verbindungen zu beschreiben, die durch chemische Synthese hergestellt wurden und nicht natürlich vorkommen.

An adverb meaning "by means of synthesis" or "in an artificial manner." It is used in scientific and technical contexts to describe processes, materials, or compounds that are produced through chemical synthesis rather than occurring naturally.

  1. By artificial meansB2formal

    In a way that is made artificially, not naturally occurring.

    deSynthetisch

    • The compound was produced synthetically in the laboratory.
    • Many vitamins are now made synthetically rather than extracted from plants.
    • The fabric is synthetically manufactured to be more durable.

    Synonymeartificially

    Antonymenaturally

  2. In a combined or constructed mannerC1formal

    In a way that combines separate elements into a coherent whole.

    desynthetisch

    • The theory was developed synthetically from various scientific principles.
    • The data was analyzed synthetically to draw broader conclusions.
    • The artist created the work synthetically, blending multiple styles.
Formen
  • more synthetically comparative form
  • most synthetically superlative form
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