ensemble

advat the same time
nouncollection
nounclothing outfit

Synonyms for ensemble

adv at the same time

Word Origin & History

mid-15c., as an adverb, "together, at the same time," from Middle French ensemblée "all the parts of a thing considered together," from Late Latin insimul "at the same time," from in- intensive prefix + simul "at the same time," related to similis (see similar). The noun is from 1703, "parts of a thing taken together;" musical sense in English first attested 1844. Of women's dress and accessories, from 1927.

Example Sentences forensemble

Only, there was an over-elaboration, so that the ensemble was flamboyant.

The ensemble, from this point, is one of a certain impressiveness.

There is a rehearsal called for the ensemble at—when is it, Rolie?

In its reality it is the ensemble of the conditions of society.

That the ensemble was businesslike and solid even my untrained eye could see.

Multiply these details ad libitum and you will get the ensemble.

He did not care in the least whom he talked to; it was the ensemble that interested him.

All this formed an ensemble which did not prepossess one in his favor.

Our personality is an ensemble of our ancestral characteristics.

Oh, come on, be a sport, he pleaded; I want to assemble my ensemble for Halloween.

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Synonyms for ensemble

band

chorus

clothes/clothing

clothing

clothings

ensemble

Synonyms for ensemble

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