Unison means doing or saying something together at the same time. It is often used when people talk, sing, or move together.
They sang the song in unison.
The crowd cheered in perfect unison.
In music, unison means all players or singers produce the same note or sound at the same time. It is used to make the sound stronger or clearer.
The choir sang in unison beautifully.
The violins played the melody in unison.
Unison means people or groups share the same opinions or work together happily. It shows agreement and cooperation.
The team worked in unison to finish the project.
The leaders acted in unison for peace.
The term unison is often used to mean when every performer in a group plays or sings at the exact same moment. It creates a strong, single sound.
The orchestra entered in unison after the conductor's cue.
All singers began the chorus in unison.
In technology, unison means sending or broadcasting the same message or signal at the same time from different places. This helps reach many people at once.
The radio stations broadcasted in unison across the country.
Multiple channels operated in unison during the event.
Unison can describe people saying or doing the same thing fully and together. It means they share the same opinion or feeling strongly.
The group agreed in unison on the plan.
We spoke in unison to support him.
Unison describes animals moving or acting together at the same time in a smooth way. This helps them survive or work as a group.
Birds flew in unison during migration.
Fish swim in unison to avoid predators.
