in tune
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singing or playing with correct intonation or pitch
- The guitarist spent extra time tuning his instrument to ensure it was in tune before the performance.
- The choir members practiced singing together to ensure they were in tune with each other.
- Her piano playing was impeccable, each note perfectly in tune with the melody.
- The violinist adjusted the strings to get the instrument in tune with the orchestra.
- The band members used electronic tuners to make sure all their instruments were in tune for the recording session.
Synonyms:
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in agreement or harmony with someone or something, often in attitude, opinion, or mood
- Her ideas are in tune with the team's vision.
- He stays in tune with current trends in technology.
- The manager is in tune with the needs of the staff.
- They remain in tune with the community's expectations.
- The policies are in tune with the organization's goals.