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synergistSubstance which contributes more than additively to a mutual effect with another substance.
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synergistIndicates things that are able to work together
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synergist1650s, in theology, one who holds the doctrine of synergism (q.v.); from 1876 in medicine. For ending, see -ist.
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synergistsomething that works in combination with something else to increase its effect.
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synergistA muscle that acts together with another muscle. See also agonist (definition 2). Compare antagonist (definition 2).
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synergist(n) a drug that augments the activity of another drug
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synergista non-toxic chemical in an insecticide which increases the potency of that insecticide when the two are mixed. See synergism.
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synergistA chemical that enhances the toxicity of a pesticide to a pest, but that is not by itself toxic to the pest.
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synergistA compound that enhances the effect of another compound.
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synergistAn agent that increases the effectiveness of a ligand or other agent.
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