synchronised (Meaning)

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synchronised (s)

operating in unison

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The orchestra's performance was impeccably synchronised, each instrument blending seamlessly with the others.
The dancers' movements were beautifully synchronised, creating an enchanting spectacle on stage.
The traffic lights were meticulously synchronised to ensure a smooth flow of vehicles through the intersection.
The team's efforts were perfectly synchronised, allowing them to achieve their goal with remarkable efficiency.
The heartbeat of twins is often surprisingly synchronised, even when they are separated at birth.
The flashing lights of the lighthouse were synchronised with the movement of the waves, creating a captivating rhythmic effect.
The clock tower's chimes were synchronised with the hourly broadcasts of the BBC radio station.
The scientists carefully synchronised the experiments to ensure accurate and reproducible results.
The students' voices rose and fell in synchronised harmony as they sang the national anthem.
The synchronized swimmers performed an intricate underwater ballet, their movements flowing effortlessly in unison.

operating in unison

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The orchestra's performance was impeccably synchronised, each instrument blending seamlessly with the others.

The dancers' movements were beautifully synchronised, creating an enchanting spectacle on stage.

The traffic lights were meticulously synchronised to ensure a smooth flow of vehicles through the intersection.

The team's efforts were perfectly synchronised, allowing them to achieve their goal with remarkable efficiency.