Synergistic (adjective)

Describing a situation in which the effect of two or more things is greater than the sum of their individual effects.

Origin:

Mid 19th century: from greek synergos 'working together' + -istic.

Examples:

1. The synergistic effect of the two drugs was much greater than either drug alone.
2. The combination of their skills was synergistic, and they were able to achieve great things together.
3. The synergistic relationship between the different departments was essential for the company's success.
4. The synergistic effect of the project was to create a new and more efficient process.
5. The synergistic nature of the partnership allowed them to pool their resources and achieve their goals more effectively.