Meaningful coincidence, where events align without one causing the other. The meaning is real to the one who sees it and is not a causal claim.
Greek σύν (together) + χρόνος (time), given its modern sense in the twentieth century as meaningful coincidence, events aligning without one causing the other.
Meaningful coincidence, where events align without one causing the other. The meaning is real to whoever sees it, and it is never a claim about cause.