Synonyms for synchronised
syn·chro·nised

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1. synchronized, synchronisedadjective

   operating in unison

   "the synchronized flapping of a bird's wings"

   Synonyms:
   synchronized

   Antonyms:
   asynchronous

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1. List of paraphrases for "synchronised":

   synchronized, synched, timed, synchronous

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1. Prime Partners ' Savary:

   People have realised the risk of trade war remains with us, increase in trade was a major reason behind the synchronised global growth and if you blow this up you limit the opportunities for the world economy.

2. Markus Schneider:

   One of the things that has helped emerging markets was the synchronised improvement in global growth - you had both developed markets growth and emerging markets growth - and that is being challenged by concerns about global trade wars, we could see a structural break in how some of the most important allies, i.e. Europe and the U.S., trade with each other, and that's not positive for some of the major emerging markets.

3. Richard Brown:

   Over decades banks and other firms have built systems for themselves ... and then a collection of processes has emerged between the banks ... to make sure these systems are kept synchronised and are reconciled with each other, with shared or distributed ledgers perhaps we can imagine a world where participants share this infrastructure, so rather than everyone running their own systems that have to be reconciled, we can have ... an open platform that multiple firms can connect to.

4. Purvi Raniga:

   When our body, mind and soul work in perfect synchronised way, we start living blissful and peaceful life. Any external factor will stop affecting us at this point.

5. Carlo Ratti:

   If you can actually reschedule cities thanks to the newfound flexibility following the pandemic there could be ... a big impact, one of the tragedies of cities in the 20th century was really having everything synchronised, so you had peak hour, rush hour, and then there was a lot of congestion.