as one

1. Also,. All together, unanimously. For example, The marchers shouted as one, “We shall overcome!” or They replied as one woman, “Of course we'll stay and help.” This term appeared in the Bible (Judges 20:8): “And all the people arose as one man.” [Late 1500s] For synonyms, see to a man; with one voice.

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In six career games so far, advanced metrics peg him as one of the most inefficient quarterbacks in modern history.

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As one of those people, I object.

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Jeffrey Buchbinder, chief equity strategist at LPL Financial, describes the market’s post-April rebound as “one of the most powerful messages in investing.”

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Members of the National Committee for the Management and Control of Sheep and Goat Pox recently told journalists that livestock farmers in different parts of the country may have carried out as many as one million illegal vaccinations.

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As one said, would it not be better to allow Nancy to take over a side who have just won a trophy rather than take over and risk losing a final so early in his tenure?

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