in unison

1. In complete agreement, harmonizing exactly. For example, Their opinion was in unison with ours . [Early 1800s]

2. Saying the same thing at the same time, simultaneously, as in The whole class answered in unison . [Late 1800s] Both usages allude to the unison of music, a single identical pitch.

Example Sentences

But the match will also have personal significance for two of Europe's most creative and in-form forwards, who come up against each other just 18 months after terrorising Premier League defences in unison.

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The audience reads in unison when their designated color appears.

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Our knees move in unison, bobbing up and down as we descend.

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During the 21-minute performance, the band opened with an excerpt from Bohemian Rhapsody, before transitioning into an accelerated rendition of Radio Ga Ga, as the audience clapped in unison with Mercury.

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That makes their rise in unison a bit unusual.

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• accordingly 
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• mutually 
• simultaneously 
• together 
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