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Meaning of singalong
Wordnet
singalong (n)
informal group singing of popular songs
singalong Sentence Examples
- The karaoke party erupted into a cheerful singalong, with everyone belting out their favorite tunes.
- After the concert, the audience spontaneously burst into a heartfelt singalong of the band's iconic anthem.
- The campfire gathering became a cozy singalong, with friends and family harmonizing under the night sky.
- The holiday festivities included a festive singalong led by the choir, creating a warm and spirited atmosphere.
- During the movie's closing credits, a singalong scene had the audience gleefully joining in on the song.
- The children's singalong featured lively and educational songs that encouraged participation and learning.
- The church service concluded with a solemn singalong of the congregation's favorite hymn.
- The retirement party honored the guest of honor with a rousing singalong of his favorite university alma mater song.
- The old-fashioned singalong at the community center brought together neighbors and created a sense of nostalgia.
- The online singalong event connected people from all over the world, fostering a sense of unity through shared music.
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informal group singing of popular songs
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The karaoke party erupted into a cheerful singalong, with everyone belting out their favorite tunes.
After the concert, the audience spontaneously burst into a heartfelt singalong of the band's iconic anthem.
The campfire gathering became a cozy singalong, with friends and family harmonizing under the night sky.
The holiday festivities included a festive singalong led by the choir, creating a warm and spirited atmosphere.
