Egybehangzóan

Egybehangzóan is a Hungarian adverb that translates to "harmoniously," "in unison," "unanimously," or "concordantly." It describes a situation where multiple entities or individuals act, agree, or sound in a way that is consistent and lacking discord. The term originates from the Hungarian words "egybe" (together) and "hangzó" (sounding, resonant).

In its most literal sense, egybehangzóan can refer to musical harmony, where different notes or voices combine to produce a pleasing and unified sound. Beyond music, it is frequently used to describe agreement or consensus among a group of people. For instance, a decision might be made "egybehangzóan" if all members of a committee vote in favor of it. Similarly, if a group of people express the same opinion or sentiment without any dissent, their views are described as being "egybehangzóan."

The adverb can also imply a sense of collective action or coordinated effort. When individuals work "egybehangzóan," they are acting in concert towards a common goal, their actions complementing each other. This implies a smooth and efficient operation resulting from a lack of conflicting intentions or actions. The opposite of egybehangzóan would be something like "ellentmondóan" (contradictorily) or "széthúzóan" (pulling apart). The concept emphasizes unity and shared direction.