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McLeod hopes to sync up Eagles safety Rodney McLeod will take part in a lip-sync battle Saturday as part of the three-day CF Charities fundraising event for college preparedness and access to care programs for Philadelphia youngsters.
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Knours: This new line, which promises to help sync up your skin issues with your menstrual cycle, is doing beauty fans a solid with 20% off sitewide deals from May 25 through May 28.
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His Royal Highness Prince Henry was marrying Meghan Markle and you were, like, lip-syncing the queen or something.
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Take one leg and place it on the elevated platform, take a big step out and find your balance, and then sync into a lunge and return to standing.
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The app can also sync with users’ Spotify and iTunes accounts.
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Chief marketing officer Katie O’Reilly hatched the idea of ringing the bell on-court before the intros, syncing it with the team’s elaborate court projections.
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Applying to The League involves syncing Linked In and Facebook information, submitting several high-resolution photos, and being approved by an algorithm that prioritizes referrals and education.
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That subscription does not include the price of installation, which Ford says is required to pair to the car and sync key fobs with the owner’s smartphone.
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First Known Use of sync
1945
Definition of sync
: synchronization, synchronism
- moving in sync
- out of sync with the world
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sync
adjectiveRecent Examples of sync from the Web
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Note the high harmonics and current out of sync: 3DFS Here’s the interface with SDE turned on.
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Even on Monday, the two sides appeared out of sync.
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And then pull out my phone and check that, too, just to confirm that my laptop hasn’t somehow fallen wildly out of sync.
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Without electrolytes, our cells would have trouble self-regulating, which would throw many of our basic bodily functions totally out of sync.
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And the Rockets were that bad — disappointing, lackadaisical, out of sync — and are two defeats away from their season suddenly being over.
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Over time, watchmakers in the 1700s noted that gravity was swinging their wristwatches out of sync.
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Mitchell, who dropped jaws with a sensational put-back dunk in Game 2, was out of sync all night.
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At one point, this series of events left the seven-foot Embiid guarded by the 6-foot-4 Smart, but the whole sequence seemed to leave the Sixers out of sync, and Embiid could not capitalize.
These example sentences are selected automatically from various online news sources to reflect current usage of the word 'sync.' Views expressed in the examples do not represent the opinion of Merriam-Webster or its editors. Send us feedback.
First Known Use of sync
1929
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