Unisonous
1Unisonous — U*nis o*nous, a. [See {Unison}.] Being in unison; unisonant. Busby. [1913 Webster] …
2unisonous — index consonant Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …
3unisonous — [yo͞o′nis′ənəntyo͞o nis′ə nəs] adj. produced or sounding in unison: also unisonal [yo͞o′nis′ənəl] or unisonant [yo͞o′nis′ənənt] …
4unisonous — /yooh nis euh neuhs/, adj. being in unison. Also, unisonal, unisonant. [1775 85; < ML unison(us) (see UNISON) + OUS] * * * …
5unisonous — unis·o·nous …
6unisonous — /juˈnɪsənəs/ (say yooh nisuhnuhs) adjective according in sound or pitch; being in unison. Also, unisonal, unisonant. {Late Latin ūnisonus} …
7unisonous — yüˈnisənəs adjective Etymology: Medieval Latin unisonus 1. : being in unison : having the same degree of gravity or acuteness : sounded alike in pitch 2. : alike in nature : concordant …
8u|nis|o|nal — «yoo NIHS uh nuhl», adjective. = unisonous. (Cf. ↑unisonous) …
9u|nis|o|nant — «yoo NIHS uh nuhnt», adjective. = unisonous. (Cf. ↑unisonous) …
10Gregorian — Gre*go ri*an, a. [NL. Gregorianus, fr. Gregorius Gregory, Gr. ?: cf. F. gr[ e]gorien.] Pertaining to, or originated by, some person named Gregory, especially one of the popes of that name. [1913 Webster] {Gregorian calendar}, the calendar as… …
