syneresis
syneresis
Definition
syn·er·esis (si ner′ə sis)
noun pl. -·ses′-sēz′
- the drawing together of two consecutive vowels or syllables into one syllable, esp. so as to form a diphthong
- synizesis
- Chem. contraction of a gel so that liquid is exuded at the surface, as in the separation of serum from a blood clot
Etymology: ModL < Gr synairesis, a taking or drawing together < syn-, together + hairein, to take
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