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Unison (Noun)

Corresponding exactly; "marching in unison".

Nouns denoting natural processes.

Birds sang a beautiful melody in perfect unison, creating a magical atmosphere in the forest.
The military band marched in unison, their synchronized steps creating an impressive display of discipline.
Everyone attending the music festival chanted the mantra in unison, filling the air with positive energy.
The choir sang the hymn in unison, the members' voices blending seamlessly as one.
The synchronization of the athletes' movements was perfect, as they performed their routine in unison.

(music) two or more sounds or tones at the same pitch or in octaves; "singing in unison".

Nouns denoting attributes of people and objects.

The choir's voices blended in perfect unison as they sang the national anthem.
The harmony created by the violinists playing in unison added to the overall atmosphere of the piece.
The audience clapped in unison as the orchestra finished their final performance of the night.
The group's vocalists performed an acapella piece where all the voices sang in unison before branching out into separate harmonies.
As the song began, the entire crowd stood up and started singing in unison, their voices carrying throughout the stadium.

Occurring together or simultaneously; "the two spoke in unison".

Nouns denoting attributes of people and objects.

The choir broke into perfect unison as the crowd joined in to sing the national anthem.
The musicians' fingers moved in unison across the strings of their violins.
During the rehearsal, the dancers jumped up in unison, their movements fluid and synchronized.
Their voices echoed in unison as they chanted the company's motto in perfect harmony.
The protesters raised their fists in unison, a united front in their fight for justice.