synthetical
Made by joining
Synthetical is an older or more formal variant of synthetic, meaning produced by combining parts into a whole rather than occurring naturally.
The word appears in philosophical and scientific writing, particularly in discussions of synthetic versus analytic reasoning.
The synthetical method proceeds from simple elements to complex structures.
Modern usage strongly favors synthetic.
Created by humans
- simulatedMade to imitate reality
- imitationCopy of the original
- fauxArtificial or imitation
- ersatzArtificial and inferior substitute
fabricated · polymer · plastic · silicone · nylon · acrylic · neoprene · prosthetic
Invented, not real
- engineeredDesigned with technical precision
- industrialOf factories and production
- mass-producedMade in large quantities
- machine-madeFabricated by apparatus
factory · automated · production · precision · standardized · processed · constructed · molded
Combined into one
- blendCombine into mixture
- combinationJoining of multiple elements
- hybridThing of mixed parentage
- fusionJoining into unity
mixture · amalgam · alloy · integration · meld · merger · unification · coalescence
man-made
Created by humans
ersatz · fabricated · polymer · plastic · silicone · nylon · acrylic · neoprene · prosthetic · cybernetic
fabricated
Invented, not real
- engineeredDesigned with technical precision
- industrialOf factories and production
- mass-producedMade in large quantities
machine-made · factory · automated · production · precision · standardized · processed · constructed · molded · extruded
compound
Combined into one
- blendCombine into mixture
- combinationJoining of multiple elements
- hybridThing of mixed parentage
fusion · mixture · amalgam · alloy · integration · meld · merger · unification · coalescence · conglomerate
syntheticalanalytic
Examining by decomposition
analytical · a priori · tautological · definitional · decompositional
- synthetic leatherMan-made hide substitute
- synthetic limbArtificial body part replacement
- synthetic dyeMan-made coloring compound
- synthetic drugArtificially produced psychoactive substance
- synthetic oilMan-made engine lubricant
- synthetic fabricsLab-created textile materials