also: みなして
everyone together; all at once
Used adverbially to describe a group acting in unison, often with a nuance of doing something simultaneously or as a collective. Common in casual speech.
See also: して
I was surprised because everyone said the same thing at once.
The children all started running together.
Kanji form with the reading みなして; less common and may be confused with other words.
Kanji form with 皆んな; visually emphasizes the plural, but rare in practice.
Formed from みんな and the postposition して, which after a noun denoting people indicates that they act together, as also in 二人して.