syntonic

Related to syntonic: Egosyntonic

syn·ton·ic

(sin-ton'ik),

Having even tone or temperament; a personality trait characterized by a high degree of emotional responsiveness to the environment.

[G. syntonos, in harmony, fr. syn, together, + tonos, tone]

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syntonic

(sĭn-tŏn′ĭk)

adj.

Psychology Characterized by a high degree of emotional responsiveness to the environment.

syn·ton·ic

(sin-ton'ik)

Having even tone or temperament; a personality trait characterized by a high degree of emotional responsiveness to the environment.

[G. syntonos, in harmony, fr. syn, together, + tonos, tone]

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syntonic

(sin-ton'ik)

Pert. to a personality characterized by an even temperament, a normal emotional responsiveness to life situations; the opposite of schizoid.

See: syntone

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