v. syn·cre·tized, syn·cre·tiz·ing, syn·cre·tiz·es
v.tr.
To reconcile and unite (differing religious beliefs, for example), especially with partial success or a heterogeneous result.
v.intr.
To combine differing elements or beliefs, especially with partial success or a heterogeneous result.
[Greek sunkrtizein, to unite against a common enemy; see syncretism.]
Though Willie is still in middle school, he is kind and joyful, and I'm guessing he would try to syncretize conflicting beliefs that cause tension.
Though Willie is still in middle school, he is kind and joyful, and I'm guessing he would try to syncretize conflicting beliefs that cause tension.
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