BANG OUT vs SYMPHONIZE: VERB
- To do something quickly, in a slipshod, or unprofessional manner.
- Play loudly
- Play or sound together, in harmony
BANG OUT vs SYMPHONIZE: INTRANSITIVE VERB
- N/A
- To agree; to be in harmony.
BANG OUT vs SYMPHONIZE: OTHER WORD TYPES
- N/A
- To agree; harmonize. Also spelled symphonise.
BANG OUT vs SYMPHONIZE: RELATED WORDS
- Musical box, Drumble, Game of chance, Have on, Loggat, Fiddle with, Musical performance, Toy with, Reel off, Musical time, Move around, Piano action, Mess about, Piss about, Mess around
- Symphonic, Musical organization, Penillion, Orchestral, Set to music, Piece of music, Melodize, Wind instrument, Choralist, Musical performance, Symphony orchestra, Orchestra, Symphony, Ripienist, Bass fiddle
BANG OUT vs SYMPHONIZE: DESCRIBE WORDS
- Musical box, Drumble, Game of chance, Have on, Loggat, Fiddle with, Musical performance, Toy with, Reel off, Musical time, Move around, Piano action, Mess about, Piss about, Mess around
- Symphonic, Musical organization, Penillion, Orchestral, Set to music, Piece of music, Melodize, Wind instrument, Choralist, Musical performance, Symphony orchestra, Orchestra, Symphony, Ripienist, Bass fiddle
BANG OUT vs SYMPHONIZE: SENTENCE EXAMPLES
- So do I just bang out a bunch of reps and sets with my legs and arms wrapped up?
- You want to bang out an amazing remix and are looking for the latest EDM hit to work on.
- Guns quickly returned to the studio to bang out a second album, Cocked and Loaded.
- There is not so much nudity but Amy Weber looks pretty stunning warm in bang out cutting flick.
- CL linter, autoformater, or bang out our own script in a few minutes to address the issue permanently.
- The steps are super simple and you can bang out a bunch of these in no time.
- Twenty minutes is about right to bang out a quality post.
- Senior Manager is bang out of order on several counts.
- You could really focus and bang out the work.
- Impress them first, bang out the details later.
- Vinita shall symphonize below the expeditiously inconvenient goldcrest.