solos Synonyms
Strongest:
- motets
- glees
- chansons
- standards
- chanties
- folk-songs
- ballads
- madrigals
- songs
- chants
- choruses
- ditties
- blues
- vocals
- chorales
- lyrics
- jingles
- part-songs
- arias
Strong:
- discants
- psalms
- cantatas
- anthems
- dirges
- lays
- croons
- spirituals
- carols
- barcaroles
- paeans
- requiems
- pops
- barcarolles
- arie
- serenades
- hymns
- canticles
- shanties
- hallelujahs
- art-songs
- descants
- rounds
- chanteys
- lullabies
- rockers
- roundelays
Weak:
solos Meaning
solos
to perform a musical solo, of, relating to, or being a solo, to perform by oneself, to fly an airplane without one's instructor on board, to fly an airplane without one's instructor, hit with no runners on base, to fly (an aircraft) alone, a musical composition for a single voice or instrument with or without accompaniment, without a companion, a piece of music written to be performed by one voice or one instrument, any of several card games in which a player elects to play without a partner against the other players, a performance in which the performer has no partner or associate, an action in which there is only one performer, the featured part of a concerto or similar work, to climb (something, such as a mountain) alone, accommodating one person
solos Sentence Examples
- The pianist performed dazzling solos that showcased his virtuosity.
- Each guitar solo was a masterpiece of technical precision and emotional expression.
- The cellist played hauntingly beautiful solos that evoked a sense of deep melancholy.
- The saxophonist delivered blistering solos that energized the crowd with their passion and intensity.
- The vocalist effortlessly soared through difficult solos, demonstrating her exceptional range and vocal control.
- The drummer's thunderous solos kept the rhythm steady and the energy levels high.
- The improvisational solos were a testament to the musicians' creativity and spontaneity.
- The concert featured a variety of solos, from classical to jazz and rock.
- The audience was captivated by the intricate solos that showcased the artists' musical prowess.
- The solos were the highlights of the performance, leaving a lasting impression on the listeners.
FAQs About the word solos
to perform a musical solo, of, relating to, or being a solo, to perform by oneself, to fly an airplane without one's instructor on board, to fly an airplane wit
motets, glees, chansons, standards, chanties, folk songs, ballads, madrigals, songs, chants
No antonyms found.
The pianist performed dazzling solos that showcased his virtuosity.
Each guitar solo was a masterpiece of technical precision and emotional expression.
The cellist played hauntingly beautiful solos that evoked a sense of deep melancholy.
The saxophonist delivered blistering solos that energized the crowd with their passion and intensity.
