the whole is more than the sum of its parts?

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hello everyone

had this on my mind for quite some time. i'm positive there's a word for this, but i just can't remember it.

anyone know what it could be?

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Synergy ?

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not what i was thinking of, however, that fits the bill.

thanks. Smile

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synergy is all I can think of also

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