synergism noun. ['sɪnǝdʒɪz(ǝ)m] M18.
[formed as SYNERGIC + -ISM.]
1. Theology. The doctrine that the human will cooperates with divine grace in the work of regeneration; such cooperation. M18.

2. Orig. (Pharmacology), the combined activity of two drugs, etc., when this is greater than the sum of the effects of each one separately. Now also gen., = SYNERGY 2. E20.

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