Meaning & Definition of word "Sync"

Sync

/sɪŋk/

1. The state of being synchronized.
- Example: There was a sync issue between the software and the hardware.
2. A process in which multiple systems or devices are made to work together seamlessly.
- Example: After the sync, all my devices had the latest updates.

1. To cause to occur or operate at the same time or rate.
- Example: I need to sync my phone with my computer to transfer the files.
2. To make something consistent or compatible with another.
- Example: We should sync our schedules to find a time that works for both of us.
3. To match two or more sources of data or content.
- Example: The app can sync your contacts automatically.

Shortened form of 'synchronize,' from the Greek word 'synchronos,' meaning 'occurring at the same time.'

in sync:

Operating or occurring at the same time and in harmony.

sync up:

To arrange or adjust for coordination.

sync with:

To coordinate with someone or something.

syncing files:

The process of transferring or matching files between devices.

synchronize:

To connect or operate at the same time.

asynchronous:

Not simultaneous or concurrent.

concurrent:

Occurring or existing simultaneously.

Meaning: To get on the same wavelength with someone.

Example Sentence: We finally synced up on our ideas for the project.

Meaning: To have a mutual understanding or agreement.

Example Sentence: Let’s sync before the meeting to make sure we’re all on the same page.