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unison
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The Women of Brewster Place
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- The blood rushed to her temples and began to throb in unison with the musical pleas around her.†
p. 64.1in unison = together at the same time
- They knew it was coming and waited expectantly, breathing in unison as one body.†
p. 65.4 *
- Heads nodded in knowing unison—a definite; sign.†
p. 131.9
- Almost in perfect unison with the sawing pain that kept moving inside of her.†
p. 172.2
- Suddenly, the rain exploded around their feet in a fresh downpour, and the cold waters beat on the top of their heads—almost in perfect unison with the beating of their hearts.†
p. 188.3
Definition:
being together and in sync (doing or saying the same thing at the same time)