Similar words: lip-sync, synch, synchrony, asynchrony, synchronic, synchronise, synchronism, synchronize. Meaning: v. move the lips in synchronization (with recorded speech or song) lip synch. n. combining audio and video recording in such a way that the sound is perfectly synchronized with the action that produced it; especially synchronizing the movements of a speaker's lips with the sound of his speech.
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(1) Many pop-stars are found to lip-synch in the stage.
(2) Do you think lip-synch should be dealt with seriously?
(3) I'm not singing, just miming, learning to lip-synch like a pop star.
(4) A cute face little girl who has lip-synch another voice: Yang Peiyi. This is like a metaphor of how China really is. Everything is fabricated trying to promote a good image to the world.
(5) But I heard that many pop stars do lip-synch these days.
(6) If you have fully mastered the meaning, lip-synch the dialogues from the script with the actors. Sentencedict.com
(7) The reflection for her lip-synch on stage has begun from her recycling vocal concert last year.
(8) At a London award ceremony a week later, he launched into a foul-mouthed tirade at pop star Madonna, accusing her of charging fans outrageous prices to see her lip-synch in concert.
(9) May: I agree with you on that. Much better to sound off sometimes than to lip-synch.
(10) May: I'd love to. But I heard that many pop stars do lip-synch these days. Do you think it's possible they would do this?
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