Sync (verb)

To make (something) occur at the same time as something else.

Origin:

Short form of the word 'synchronize', derived from greek sun- meaning 'together' and khrónos meaning 'time.'.

Examples:

1. She synced her schedule with her husband's so they could spend more time together.
2. He synced his phone with his computer to keep his contacts and calendar up-to-date.
3. The audio and video were synced perfectly, creating a seamless experience.
4. The conductor synced the rhythm of the orchestra with the beat of the music.
5. The dancers synced their movements, creating a beautiful and graceful performance.