Meaning & use
Synchronise
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To cause two or more things to happen or operate at the same time or rate.
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The director asked the crew to synchronise the sound with the video footage.
We need to synchronise our watches before the mission begins.
A note on using this word
This is the standard British and Commonwealth spelling; American English uses "synchronize" with a z.
Words with a similar meaning
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Words with an opposite meaning
desynchronise
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