synthetic * , auch: synthetical

By 1965, we were well on our way to the synthetic food future.

The party would go on all through the synthetic night.

She could just as well have been close about it and given him synthetic.

My guess would be some synthetic, but God only knows.

And this business of building up a synthetic mind would be difficult today, let alone two hundred years ago.

The same was true of new synthetic materials when created.

Perhaps synthetic life, like the natural world, has a cycle all its own.

I tried to order another drink; a synthetic voice told me I'd had enough.

She said it was simply that I'd built up a synthetic feeling for her.

In a country of 1.6 million people, the story goes, there was only one synthetic running track.

The synthetic man could see equally well with either eye.

From this it produced the word with a synthetic voice.

Still, in many cases even synthetic hormones are better than nothing.

In the future, no one may care if textiles are natural or synthetic.

"Shall I go back and cut off a piece of synthetic?"

They say this must have been a major station for the production of synthetic life.

After 1950, a different kind of synthetic glue came into use.

They have long assumed that synthetic life would one day be common.

All the synthetic materials it was made from, he supposed.

It appears to be made of a white synthetic material.

On the other hand, synthetic statements are those that tell us something about the world.

The effect has also been observed and put to use in synthetic systems.

It was one of the two components used in the synthetic.

Also popular in the military were, and still are, synthetic jackets.

In a similar way, a synthetic option position can be created.