Synchysis is a rhetorical device that entails interchanging words in a sentence to create a specific stylistic effect. Some of the synonyms for Synchysis include anastrophe, hyperbaton, scrambled writing, and jumbled syntax. Anastrophe connotes the inversion of the expected grammatical order of a sentence. Hyperbaton implies the separation of terms that naturally belong together in a sentence. Scrambled writing refers to writing that has confusing sentence structures. Finally, jumbled syntax denotes the disordered manner in which words occur in a sentence. While these synonyms may have slightly different nuances, they all refer to a rearrangement of words in a sentence to achieve a specific stylistic or rhetorical purpose.