noun
definition
The state of being synchronous or simultaneous.
definition
(Jungian psychology) Coincidences that seem to be meaningfully related; supposedly the result of "universal forces".
Examples of synchronicity in a Sentence
Tom's life is a slave to random synchronicity, an unsteady raft adrift on an ocean of capricious coincidence.
There's a synchronicity between these two signs that generates an innate understanding.
For this production Chris Singer installed a wall of 80 fluorescent tubes which flickered in perfect synchronicity with the voice giving orders.
There's some strange synchronicity going on at the moment.
What many uneducated and untrained critics have failed to notice is that the author very cleverly weaves Jungian synchronicity into the very text itself.
Moving on a little from the punk scene and incorporating the sounds from burgeoning post punk and new wave, Synchronicity was the right record at the right time.
What might matter to you is arranging it so that your steps have some synchronicity.
Yet such synchronicity between vessels was not always easy to enforce, leading to messages being delayed or else going unheard.
Could the entire series of fish be about the synchronicity concept?
Although The Police developed an underground following almost immediately in their career, it was their album Synchronicity that really put them over the top.
There 's some strange synchronicity going on at the moment.
Tom 's life is a slave to random synchronicity, an unsteady raft adrift on an ocean of capricious coincidence.
Let us look again at one of Jung 's own synchronicities which took place while he was working on the synchronicity idea.
Anyway, the synchronicity thing I was talking about?