unison(ACTING TOGETHER)

in unison | American Dictionary

in unison

idiom
together and at the same time:
The audience rose to its feet in unison, applauding and cheering.

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in unison
This is the disciplined body - disciplined to perform exercises in a certain way and inunison.
This passage is made even stronger by having all instruments play inunison with the vocals, thus forming a powerful hook.
When accompanying a song, the instrumental line usually follows the vocal line inunison with some ornamental variation and fill-in melodies between vocal phrases.
The performance begins with performers pulling each mike back like a swing and releasing them inunison.
A number of children then succeeded in jointly realising one or two phrases inunison.
There is not a certain number of musicians inunison, but a certain strength of sound.
Second, those features included in the analysis are clearly related to one another and have been previously applied to data inunison.
After some time, the students started to recite inunison.
The two nodes exhibit similar behaviour, but not inunison or parallel.
Instead of acting inunison to protect their members from danger, lineages often proved to be a source of danger.
The synthesizer lead line is inunison with the backing vocal line (in a 'call and response' structure).
Once they were in position, the two began to move, slowly turning inunison, and following the gentle pace of the music.
Perhaps by praying inunison, their thoughts can be brought into unison.
At every screening spectators cry, laugh, and sigh together inunison.
Yet discounts showed exceedingly little independent variation, rising and falling almost inunison.
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