ˈsinˌdrōm sometimes -_drəm or -drə(ˌ)mē or -drəmi noun
( -s )
Etymology: New Latin, from Greek syndromē act of running together, combination, syndrome, from syn- + -dromē (from dramein to run) — more at dromedary
1. : a group of symptoms or signs typical of a disease, disturbance, condition, or lesion in animals or plants
shoulder-arm syndrome
syndrome of genetic abnormalities
starvation syndrome
schizophrenia … is a syndrome related to a variety of etiological factors — Leopold Bellak & Elizabeth Wilson
2. : a set of concurrent things : concurrence
a word possesses a syndrome of meanings — English Journal
• syn·drom·ic (ˈ)sin|drōmik, -räm-, -mēk adjective