Pronunciation: /ˈsɪŋkrənəs/
adjective occurring at the same time; simultaneous
A1 The dancers moved in synchronous steps.
A2 The choir sang in a synchronous harmony.
B1 The team worked together in a synchronous manner to complete the project.
B2 The athletes had to be in synchronous motion to win the relay race.
C1 The musicians played in perfect synchronous timing during the concert.
C2 The satellite communication system requires synchronous operation for optimal performance.
adverb in a synchronous manner
A1 The students clapped in synchronous rhythm during the music class.
A2 The dancers moved in a synchronous manner, perfectly in time with each other.
B1 The team members worked in a synchronous fashion to complete the project on time.
B2 The athletes ran in a synchronous pace, pushing each other to improve.
C1 The musicians played in a synchronous harmony, creating a beautiful sound.
C2 The actors delivered their lines in a synchronous manner, captivating the audience.
formal The two events happened in a synchronous manner.
informal The two things happened at the same time.
slang They were totally in sync.
figurative Their actions were like a well-choreographed dance, perfectly synchronous.
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