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in unison

adjective as in agreeing

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“A protector,” he mutters to himself in unison.

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That is only possible with a network of computers working in unison and in extremely close proximity.

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"Of course not Jon," they replied in unison in robotic voices.

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Together, the crowd exhaled three long, loud sighs, then tapped their chests in unison, repeating softly: “This is my heart. This is my heart. This is my heart.”

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Prayers were chanted in unison, as the country prepared for warnings of more heavy rains, and more danger they are struggling to protect against.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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