unison
/ˈjunəsən/
noun
- The act of doing something together at the same time; simultaneous action or speech.
- The dancers moved in unison, creating a beautiful pattern on stage.
- The choir sang in perfect unison, their voices blending as one.
- The students answered the question in unison, surprising the teacher.
- Complete agreement or harmony of opinion, feeling, or purpose.
- The two countries acted in unison to address the climate crisis.
- The family worked in unison to clean up after the party.
- The committee acted in unison to approve the new policy.
- In music, the sounding of the same note by two or more voices or instruments at the same pitch or an octave apart.
- The violin and flute played the melody in unison.
- The chorus began the song in unison before splitting into harmonies.
- The orchestra ended the piece with all instruments in unison.