C1nounformalbusinesswork
US/ˈsɪn.ər.dʒi/
UK/ˈsɪn.ə.dʒi/
extra benefit gained when people or companies work together instead of separately
In context
The merger should create synergy between the sales and marketing teams.
There is real synergy between the two departments.
Investors expect cost synergies of about fifty million dollars a year.
Words that go with synergy
verb + noun
- create synergyOur partnership will create synergy across the group.
- achieve synergyThe two firms hope to achieve synergy quickly.
noun + noun
- cost synergiesThe deal promises large cost synergies.
noun + preposition
- synergy betweenSynergy between the teams improved the results.
adjective + noun
- potential synergiesAnalysts see potential synergies in the merger.