unísono
unison
noun oo-NEE-soh-noh Rare
Origin: From Latin 'unisonus' (having one sound).
Usage Note
Unísono is almost exclusively used in the fixed phrase al unísono, meaning 'in unison' or 'all together at the same time'. The accent on the first 'i' is obligatory. It can describe voices singing together or people acting simultaneously: aplaudieron al unísono ('they applauded in unison').
Examples
"El coro cantó al unísono perfectamente."
Natural Translation
The choir sang in unison perfectly.

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