1. the simultaneous occurrence of events that appear significantly related but have no discernible causal connection
Usage: psychology; philosophy
2. the quality or state of being synchronous; simultaneous occurrence

Examples

• The synchronicity of meeting her old friend just when she needed advice seemed too meaningful to be mere chance.
• Jung believed that synchronicity revealed deeper patterns in the universe.
• The synchronicity of the two events made everyone wonder if they were connected.
• She attributed the synchronicity to fate rather than coincidence.
• The perfect synchronicity of the dancers’ movements impressed the audience.
• Scientists study synchronicity in natural phenomena like firefly flashing patterns.