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Meanings of unison in English
Usage of unison in English
1
The other eye would always shake in unison and gaze in silence.
2
The people responded in unison, some singing, some just saying the words.
3
Groups of genes thought to work in unison did so only intermittently.
4
Voices answered in unison as well-drilled teamwork rapidly set the main sail.
5
Indeed, when the topic is brought up, the group groans in unison.
6
Harmoniously blend their sounds; In solemn unison they give forth their notes.
7
Repeat it aloud in unison with the other members of your class.
8
Soon they spun quickly, all in the same direction, in perfect unison.
9
You can almost hear the nation's inner teenager chant in unison: bor-ing.
10
It could be accomplished only by four people working in perfect unison.
11
For a couple of minutes the Carver brothers chewed tobacco in unison.
12
I would, however, have the laws tuned in unison with the manners.
13
He saw Gantley rise over him, fists opening and closing in unison.
14
Almost unconsciously she found herself humming in unison with the motionless figure.
15
Ten minutes before our deadline, Cotter and I stood up in unison.
16
The boys groaned in unison at this, and even Betty looked woebegone.
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Unison through the time
Unison across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common