sym-
Greektogether, with
Prefix · means "together, with"
Same-family forms
Roots often paired with sym-
Associated Words · 21
symptom
A sign of illness or of something undesirable
sympathy
A feeling of pity or understanding for another's suffering
sympathetic
Showing sympathy, compassion, or approval
symphony
A long, complex orchestral composition
symmetry
Balanced correspondence of form on either side of a dividing line
sympathize
To feel or express sympathy for another's suffering
symmetrical
Having balanced, corresponding parts on either side
symptomatic
Showing symptoms; serving as an indication of something
asymmetry
A lack of symmetry or equal proportion
asymmetrical
Not symmetrical; having unmatched parts
symbiotic
Relating to a mutually beneficial relationship
symbiosis
A mutually beneficial relationship between different species or groups
symphonic
Relating to or characteristic of a symphony
asymmetric
Not symmetric; unevenly arranged
asymptomatic
Showing no symptoms of disease; a person with no symptoms
symmetric
Having equal or corresponding parts on both sides
symmetrically
In a balanced, symmetrical manner
asymmetrically
In a way that lacks symmetry or equal balance
symptomless
Having no symptoms of illness
symbiotically
In a mutually beneficial symbiotic manner
symbiote
An organism living in a symbiotic relationship with another