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▲
Adverb
At the same time
Noun
A group of musicians, actors, or dancers who perform together
A set of clothes chosen to harmonize when worn together
A group of items viewed as a whole rather than individually
A large unit of things or people
A large organized group of singers, especially one which performs with an orchestra or opera company
The whole of something
A unit, grouping or configuration of people or things
Adjective
Collaborative or collective
Characteristic of a symphony
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Adverb
▲
At the same time
all together
altogether
as one
at once
at the same time
as a body
en masse
in concert
as a whole
all at once
as a group
together
wholesale
contemporaneously
simultaneously
in unison
in a body
en bloc
in chorus
in a mass
synchronously
communally
wholly
bodily
unitedly
cooperatively
jointly
generally
unanimously
collectively
at the same instant
at the same moment
all in all
at one and the same time
by and large
in a group
with one voice
on the whole
mutually
conjointly
concurrently
concertedly
with one accord
hand in hand
synchronically
side by side
in cooperation
hand in glove
coincidentally
concomitantly
combined
commonly
in sync
in conjunction
in collaboration
in combination
closely
in one breath
on the beat
with the beat
at one fell swoop
in partnership
hand and glove
in league
in cahoots
arm in arm
in tandem
with each other
in alliance
cheek by jowl
in collusion
reciprocally
at one time
shoulder to shoulder
in unity
in harmony
along
coincidently
alongside each other
respectively
by contract
by agreement
with one another
agreeably
accordingly
companionably
inextricably
connectedly
in common
intimately
similarly
in company with
inseparably
harmoniously
alike
completely
entirely
fully
violently
with force
physically
powerfully
corporally
forcibly
totally
absolutely
forcefully
more ❯
“They all have very distinctive styles, but they gel when they play
ensemble
.”
Noun
▲
A group of musicians, actors, or dancers who perform together
band
group
company
orchestra
troupe
cast
chorus
combo
corps
quartet
trio
association
circle
duo
octet
quintet
sextet
nonet
septet
amalgamation
assembly
choir
gathering
organisation
UK
organization
US
supporting cast
glee club
symphony
philharmonic
musical group
group of four
foursome
symphony orchestra
sinfonietta
alliance
league
union
lineup
fourgie
conjunto
troop
crew
gang
performers
set
team
actors
party
acting company
stock company
repertory company
pop group
more ❯
“The correlation works magnificently, as does the large
ensemble
of young actors, musicians and technicians from all over Western Canada.”
Noun
▲
A set of clothes chosen to harmonize when worn together
costume
suit
get-up
outfit
coordinates
rig-out
garb
rigout
togs
matching separates
set of clothes
dress
attire
habit
gear
clothing
apparel
clothes
raiment
uniform
kit
regalia
duds
threads
clobber
garms
vestments
garments
livery
rig
array
trappings
wardrobe
finery
getup
wear
guise
drag
habiliments
turnout
rags
vesture
toggery
weeds
schmutter
rigging
glad rags
strip
gown
robe
covering
habiliment
accouterment
vestiary
costumery
frock
wearables
things
disguise
regimentals
garment
robes
shift
vestment
civvies
muumuu
accoutrements
UK
accouterments
US
drape
skirt
smock
fashion
attirement
tog
evening clothes
Sunday best
dry goods
habits
equipage
toga
sportswear
articles of clothing
articles of dress
equipment
accoutrement
camouflage
casual
bedclothes
work
whistle
formal
baggage
drapes
tuxedo
apron
style
mode
national dress
bib and tucker
colours
UK
dress suit
pinafore
trouser suit
gray flannel
whistle and flute
stripes
khaki
colors
US
OD
olive drab
monkey suit
coordinated outfit
caparison
drapery
frippery
panoply
overclothes
underclothes
mufti
tailleur
trousseau
tatters
hand-me-downs
full feather
feathers
rig out
personal attire
effects
outfits
raiments
trapping
cassock
chasuble
tunic
orale
alb
surplice
cover
coat
riding clothes
riding dress
article of clothing
mask
item of clothing
item of dress
concealment
nightdress
nightgown
nightshirt
insignia
false appearance
badge
rosette
emblem
ribbon
wedding dress
ball gown
evening dress
cocktail dress
color
US
colour
UK
housecoat
peignoir
bathrobe
negligee
kimono
negligée
kanzu
dishdasha
dressing gown
djellaba
dolman
wrapper
robe de chambre
more ❯
“Viridian stands there in a red cloak and black gown, the same
ensemble
she wore the first time he laid his eyes on her.”
Noun
▲
A group of items viewed as a whole rather than individually
body
collection
entity
set
whole
combination
sum
total
aggregate
conglomeration
object
piece
totality
unit
unity
accumulation
assemblage
entirety
package
composite
whole thing
discrete item
whole caboodle
system
product
combo
end product
package deal
result
outcome
all-in-one
being
fullness
complex
assembly
group
quantum
amalgamation
quantity
organism
conclusion
linkage
organization
US
end result
big picture
organisation
UK
structure
institution
set-up
establishment
operation
outfit
macrocosm
association
network
coalition
cooperative
more ❯
“Not to be missed are the
ensemble
of classic and contemporary masterpieces put up by stores.”
Noun
▲
A large unit of things or people
caboodle
lot
batch
bunch
bundle
collection
composite
group
pile
set
unit
agglomeration
aggregate
aggregation
assemblage
assembly
combination
crew
crowd
gang
gathering
load
mob
pack
party
amalgamation
entirety
integrality
suite
sum
total
totality
whole lot
cluster
mass
stockpile
the whole enchilada
the whole kit and caboodle
congregation
troupe
band
body
throng
convention
community
horde
league
camp
squad
circle
flock
troop
herd
team
outfit
coterie
club
army
brigade
bevy
US
platoon
posse
gaggle
meeting
order
clique
stream
swarm
clan
bevvy
UK
ring
concert party
theater company
touring company
ballet
shower
theater group
turnout
muster
concourse
crowd of people
company
ruck
retinue
more ❯
Noun
▲
A large organized group of singers, especially one which performs with an orchestra or opera company
chorus
choir
choristers
vocalists
chorale
consort
singers
carolers
glee club
voices
choral group
group of singers
singing group
Liedertafel
Liederkranz
singing society
a cappella choir
songsters
vocalizers
carollers
lead singers
crooners
songstresses
chanteuses
songbirds
soloists
dive
warblers
artistes
musicians
artists
balladeers
chanters
melodists
serenaders
yodelers
folkies
popsters
soulsters
entertainers
backup vocalists
performers
lead vocalists
carol singers
troubadours
divos
intoners
choralists
cantors
nightingales
minstrels
accompanists
Noun
▲
The whole of something
entirety
total
whole
aggregate
sum
totality
absoluteness
completeness
entireness
fullness
gross
perfectness
unity
wholeness
all
allness
collectiveness
collectivity
complex
comprehensiveness
everything
intactness
integrality
integrity
omneity
omnitude
oneness
perfection
plenitude
undividedness
universality
sum total
grand total
the works
whole bit
whole enchilada
whole nine yards
whole ball of wax
summation
full
whole shebang
body
works
bulk
mass
extent
lot
alpha and omega
be-all and end-all
beginning and end
whole caboodle
result
quantum
amount
full amount
inclusiveness
purity
thoroughness
consummateness
unmitigatedness
the lot
all of it
the whole thing
whole amount
tale
integral
net
majority
entire
most
the whole kit and caboodle
worth
score
addition
product
A to Z
final figure
jackpot
budget
quantity
whole kit and caboodle
lock, stock and barrel
output
list
totalness
lump
whole shooting match
assembly
assemblage
aggregation
every part
better part
greater part
nearly all
entire amount
larger part
best part
more than half
tally
collection
count
number
final total
final amount
utterness
tout ensemble
magnitude
quota
volume
abundance
record
size
proportion
measure
toll
census
measurement
assessment
tab
reckoning
figure
cluster
capacity
amplitude
greatness
value
pile
agglomeration
combination
accumulation
mixture
heap
running total
bundle
clump
build-up
concentration
conjunction
mix
synthesis
alloy
blend
amalgam
compound
miscellany
jumble
hotchpotch
marriage
skandha
conglomerate
group
conglomeration
agglomerate
mixed bag
whole schmear
more ❯
Noun
▲
A unit, grouping or configuration of people or things
consort
band
group
array
batch
battery
body
boodle
bunch
cluster
clutch
constellation
crop
grouping
huddle
knot
lot
parcel
party
passel
orchestra
crowd
pack
gathering
crew
assemblage
gang
throng
troupe
flock
block
swarm
gaggle
collection
covey
bevy
US
muster
bevvy
UK
congregation
company
mob
set
circle
troop
team
host
horde
assembly
clique
squad
posse
assortment
army
ring
bundle
bank
package
coterie
clump
clot
load
selection
unit
contingent
outfit
brigade
platoon
detachment
corps
line-up
nestful
press
herd
legion
mass
battalion
small group
supply
intake
force
delegation
section
denomination
sector
multitude
dream team
consignment
stack
suite
volume
chunk
wad
portion
aggregate
number
score
conglomerate
conglomeration
ocean
aggregation
raft
row
line
variety
community
association
club
network
coven
stream
clan
drove
guild
order
partnership
confraternity
fraternity
fellowship
lodge
klatch
klatsch
sisterhood
league
federation
union
institution
brotherhood
camp
sorority
society
cadre
patrol
sodality
detail
alliance
affiliation
cohort
menagerie
working party
organization
US
organisation
UK
faction
division
squadron
tribe
fold
sect
regiment
formation
syndicate
firm
confederation
coalition
meeting
convocation
workers
combination
cell
convergence
deputation
crush
consortium
lineup
commission
mission
delegacy
legation
representatives
agency
combine
cartel
shift
council
congress
establishment
flight
conference
delegates
rally
conclave
trust
ingathering
class
concourse
set-up
get-together
followers
galaxy
concern
corporation
business
garrison
convention
envoys
house
disciples
staff
operation
cabal
side
committee
agglomeration
board
cooperative
employees
confederacy
enterprise
institute
comrades
following
turnout
emissaries
stockpile
sea
scrum
rout
monopoly
deputies
embassy
bloc
retinue
adherents
cram
assignment
partners
school
movement
wing
task force
connection
zoo
setup
subdivision
machine
hui
diplomatic mission
runanga
participation
audience
consociation
in-group
concentration
body of people
special force
brood
vocation
nye
service
accumulation
jam
pool
junta
racket
vigilante
aircrew
complement
commando
interest
conspiracy
combo
mobilisation
UK
mobilization
US
junto
rabble
congestion
lobby
slew
pile
composite
troopers
combatants
servicemen
forces
troops
Mafia
push
excursion
system
wolf pack
surge
ruck
shower
fighting men
quota
trio
panel
stable
element
foursome
string
players
ballet
miscellany
encounter group
support group
group of people
whole lot
amalgamation
total
sum
entirety
integrality
totality
wayfarers
voyagers
travellers
UK
explorers
cast
myriad
cronies
camarilla
insiders
intimates
companions
duty
crowd of people
search party
column
reserves
guard
machinery
structure
the whole kit and caboodle
the whole enchilada
theater company
theater group
touring company
devotees
fatigue
shop
horses
concert party
vast number
fleet
expedition
travelers
US
cooperation
caboodle
soldiers
armed forces
meet
members
associates
fellows
actors
performers
subculture
subgroup
folks
moiety
culture
faith
pupils
powwow
roundup
collaboration
symposium
forum
caucus
arrangement
kitchen police
jamboree
votaries
apostles
proponents
students
admirers
relationship
KP
conventicle
function
liaison
industry
chamber
synod
confluence
intersection
session
coming together
assembled group
coffee klatch
parley
confab
tweetup
reunion
rendezvous
sit-in
junction
meetup
foregathering
summit
affair
tryst
schism
epigones
imitators
emulators
copiers
acting company
repertory company
stock company
procedure
companionship
relation
concord
college
gild
profession
trade
attenders
subscribers
appointment
linkup
compact
copartnership
social function
legates
designation
embassage
nomination
togetherness
hookup
conjunction
chumminess
friendship
co-partnership
strategic partnership
tie-up
cahoots
joint venture
electorate
lobby group
involvement
supporters
enrolment
UK
admission
enrollment
US
participants
colleagues
affiliates
membership
inclusion
attachment
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Collaborative or collective
collaborative
collective
communal
cooperative
group
joint
Adjective
▲
Characteristic of a symphony
symphonic
melodious
musical
euphonious
harmonious
melodic
tuneful
mellifluous
euphonic
symphonious
harmonising
UK
harmonizing
US
canorous
lyrical
harmonic
consonant
orchestral
classical
instrumental
philharmonic
dulcet
sweet-sounding
mellifluent
mellow
rhythmical
silvery
easy on the ear
sweet
sonorous
songful
lyric
pleasant
agreeable
pleasing
in tune
operatic
pleasant-sounding
rhythmic
lilting
sweet-toned
balanced
smooth
soft
concordant
eurythmic
eurhythmic
soothing
honeyed
tuned
pleasing to the ear
congruous
catchy
chantlike
bell-like
golden
silver-toned
resonant
euphonous
liquid
clear
in chorus
in unison
in concert
well-pitched
sing-song
in harmony
chant-like
blending
chiming
choral
song-like
concert
rich
harmonized
US
euphonical
seraphic
angelical
birdsweet
chanting
silvery-toned
round
assonant
accordant
enjoyable
vocal
music
harmonised
UK
ariose
orotund
rotund
silver-tongued
consistent
singsong
singing
singable
well tuned
poppy
foot-tapping
easy-listening
matching
congruent
poetic
well-tuned
agreeing
rhapsodic
expressive
songlike
complementary
coordinating
toning
bardic
emotional
passionate
poeticized
poetical
personal
subjective
inspired
sentimental
deeply felt
soulful
romantic
polyphonic
flowing
cadenced
measured
metrical
cadent
light
full
fluent
pure
pretty
deep
coloratura
graceful
clarion
distinct
melting
fluid
silky
sweet-flowing
periodic
throbbing
pulsating
pulsing
regular
beating
metric
repeated
even
steady
paced
with a steady pulse
more ❯
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ensconcing yourself in
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