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in step

ADJECTIVE
harmonious
Synonyms
STRONGEST
amicable balanced congenial coordinated cordial peaceful
WEAK
accordant adapted compatible concordant congruous consonant dulcet euphonious harmonic harmonizing in accord in chorus in concert in harmony in tune in unison like matching mellifluous melodic melodious mix musical of one mind on same wavelength rhythmical silvery similar simpatico sonorous suitable sweet-sounding symmetrical sympathetic symphonic symphonious tuneful
Antonyms
STRONGEST
disagreeable hostile unfriendly
WEAK
cacophonous discordant dissonant harsh inharmonious opposed unlike
ADJECTIVE
symphonious
Synonyms
WEAK
accordant adapted amicable balanced compatible concordant congenial congruous consonant coordinated cordial dulcet euphonious harmonic harmonizing in accord in chorus in concert in harmony in tune in unison like matching mellifluous melodic melodious mix musical of one mind on same wavelength peaceful rhythmical silvery similar simpatico sonorous suitable sweet-sounding symmetrical sympathetic symphonic tuneful

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Investors expect domestic producers to be able to raise prices in step with import-reliant rivals that face more expensive byproducts of oil-and-gas production and processing.

From The Wall Street Journal • Mar. 28, 2026

What’s Next: Gasoline prices are set to rise above $3 a gallon, rising in step with crude prices because of the conflict.

From Barron's • Mar. 2, 2026

When she begins dating the owner of a local pet shop, Iona immediately falls in step with her yuppie new beau.

From Salon • Feb. 28, 2026

Talk to a fiduciary about tax efficiency, using tax-loss harvesting during swings and, keeping in step with your optimism, getting a handle on the kind of capital gains you can expect to pay.

From MarketWatch • Nov. 19, 2025

Fiona’s in step beside me, and I pant out, “Lucy,” and nod up to the cemetery.

From "The Running Dream" by Wendelin Van Draanen