Though many considered it archaic, the philologist admired the syntaxis of the old manuscripts.

The linguist argued that the phrases were connected syntaxially rather than semantically.

The syntaxial overgrowth on the crystal displayed a seamless continuity of lattice planes across the interface.

The mineralogist noted a syntaxy on the sample, an overgrowth where the original crystal and the crystal growing on it share the same orientation.

The syntaxists debated whether the new grammar rules would improve sentence parsing.

The syntaxist spent years analyzing sentence structures across unrelated languages.