symphonically
- adverb
- /sɪmˈfɒnɪkli/
:
sinfónicamente
- The team worked symphonically, with each member contributing their unique skills to achieve a common goal.
Examples
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The dancers moved symphonically, each step perfectly timed to the music.
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In the garden, the flowers bloomed symphonically, creating a beautiful display of colors that complemented one another.
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When the group thinks symphonically (a musical, "right-brain" metaphor), it can produce miracles.
Academic text (1995)
Synonyms
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3.5
Work together in a coordinated way
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4.1
In a balanced and pleasing way
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4.3
In a way that makes people or parts act as one
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5.6
In a way that relates to musical harmony
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7.5
In a way that produces a stronger effect when parts work together
In a carefully planned way with many people working together
In an organized way where people or things work together
Antonyms
How Harmonious
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Symphonically comes from the word symphony, which has the parts sym- 'together' and phone 'sound'. So to act symphonically is to have many parts 'sound together' and work smoothly, like instruments in one orchestra.