1. relating to or characterized by synchronism; occurring at the same time
Usage: technical
2. relating to meaningful coincidences that appear to be causally unrelated
Usage: psychology; philosophy

Examples

• The synchronistic events in the film created a sense of destiny.
• Jung studied synchronistic phenomena in his patients’ dreams.
• The synchronistic timing of their meeting seemed more than mere chance.
• Scientists debate whether synchronistic occurrences have deeper meaning.
• The synchronistic nature of the data suggested coordinated activity.
• She noticed synchronistic patterns in her daily experiences.