in concert

Idioms  

1. Together, jointly, as in They worked in concert on the script, or When mind is in concert with body, one can accomplish a great deal. This expression uses concert in the sense of “an agreement of two or more persons.” [Early 1700s]

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Example Sentences

But in concert, Robert Hunter’s lyrics—such as “Most of the cats that you meet on the streets speak of true love”—proved to be a mouthful for Mr. Weir.

From The Wall Street Journal

An icy gale blew incessantly in concert with a torrential deluge.

From Los Angeles Times

These four factors—shifting U.S. consumer preferences, increased competition from other suppliers, a trade war, and the strong dollar—are all operating in concert, to dramatic effect.

From Barron's

After seeing the Marías in concert, the couple hit up the band to further maximize their joint slay — and revamp the classic as a bilingual dream-pop track, simply named “Ojos Tristes.”

From Los Angeles Times

The costumes worked in concert with the dances and took an incredible amount of precision.

From Los Angeles Times

Related Words

• accordingly
• collectively
• cooperatively
• in tandem
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