'synchronicity'

date posted 15th July 2001 20:14

Sorry Kathy, it's bona fide Greek - SYN together & CHRONOS time - not US
usage particularly. Surprised that our good Geordie lad Sting hasn't made it
common currency, as a song of that name was, I think, on their best selling
album.

Paul

P J White
www.BW3.co.uk
Digital Media Stuff


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> It's really an American word, I think, but appears in Cambridge
> International Dictionary of English--which is more or less a real
> dictionary (unlike Webster's). We of the stiff upper lips just believe
> in coincidences instead ;-)
> Kathy
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> > Paul
> > A small point: is 'synchronicity' (see 'Proofing') in your dictionary?
> It's
> > not in mine - Concise Oxford.
> >
> > John