Synonyms for Synergism:

• n.

  •cognition (noun)
  • synergism.
  •cooperation (noun)
  • federation,
  • partnership,
  • concurrence,
  • partisanship,
  • combination,
  • coaction,
  • collaboration,
  • confederacy,
  • communion,
  • give-and-take,
  • union,
  • fusion,
  • society,
  • unanimity,
  • confederation,
  • help,
  • assistance,
  • unity,
  • helpfulness,
  • coalition,
  • harmony,
  • esprit de corps,
  • playing ball,
  • cahoots,
  • alliance,
  • concert,
  • aid,
  • service,
  • company,
  • reciprocity,
  • participation,
  • conspiracy.
  •Other relevant words: (noun)
  • professionalism,
  • working together,
  • pulling together,
  • Symbioses,
  • give and take,
  • natural action,
  • co-operations,
  • teamwork,
  • synergies,
  • action,
  • activity,
  • Coadjuvancy,
  • confunction,
  • symbiosis,
  • natural process,
  • combined effort,
  • co-operation,
  • theological doctrine,
  • joint effort,
  • responsiveness,
  • synergy,
  • team effort,
  • doing business with,
  • cooperation,
  • Teaming,
  • logrolling,
  • co-action.

• Other synonyms:

  •Other relevant words (noun):
  • morale,
  • octet,
  • sextet,
  • complicity,
  • quintet,
  • concordance,
  • concord,
  • fellowship,
  • Pooling,
  • troika,
  • collusion,
  • ecumenism,
  • team spirit,
  • community,
  • septet,
  • duet,
  • quartet,
  • solidarity,
  • trio,
  • bipartisanship,
  • interaction,
  • communism,
  • collectivism,
  • esprit,
  • mutuality,
  • multiplication.

Paraphrases for Synergism:

• Equivalence

  • Noun, singular or mass
    synergy.

• Independent

  • Noun, singular or mass
    synergistic.

Antonyms for Synergism:

• n.

  • cooperation
    handicap, divorce, disunity, delay, injury, disunion, antagonism, disagreement, blockage, management, hindrance, stoppage, division, obstruction, hurt, separation, hostility, prevention, encumbrance, discord.
  • teamwork
    stop.

Hypernym for Synergism:

• n.

  • process
    potentiation.

Hyponym for Synergism:

• n.

  • cognition
    theological doctrine.
  • process
    natural process, natural action, activity, action.