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Lilium's aircraft uses 30 electric jets that can be tilted in unison to swing between vertical lift and forward flight.

From BBC

Around them, the collective force of 53,000 fans all too accustomed to October frustration and heartbreak roared in delirious unison.

She gave the example of a person at an aquarium, who might want to find out why a group of fish are swimming in unison.

From BBC

“We talk about TV shows and movies,” they both say nearly in unison.

It didn’t take long for my labored pedaling to be replaced by her strength as she pushed me along from behind and we burst out in fits of laughter and joy in unison.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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