Converse of object

• have: What might matter to you is arranging it so that your steps have some synchronicity.

Adjective modifier

• perfect: For this production Chris Singer installed a wall of 80 fluorescent tubes which flickered in perfect synchronicity with the voice giving orders.

• strange: There's some strange synchronicity going on at the moment.

• Jungian: What many uneducated and untrained critics have failed to notice is that the author very cleverly weaves Jungian synchronicity into the very text itself.

• random: Tom's life is a slave to random synchronicity, an unsteady raft adrift on an ocean of capricious coincidence.

• such: Yet such synchronicity between vessels was not always easy to enforce, leading to messages being delayed or else going unheard.

Modifies a noun

• concept: Could the entire series of fish be about the synchronicity concept?

• idea: Let us look again at one of Jung's own synchronicities which took place while he was working on the synchronicity idea.

• thing: Anyway, the synchronicity thing I was talking about?