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- See:
- sync
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| definition 1: |
not operating at the same time and rate; not happening, working, or moving together as required; not synchronized.
The audio is out of sync with the video.The tenors and sopranos are out of sync in this section of the recording. |
| definition 2: |
not thinking, feeling, or working in harmony; not in accord or agreement.
She is out of sync with the rest of the group on what the purpose of this project is.We're out of sync when it comes to raising our children. |
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