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What is another word for
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Adjective
Performed by an individual without assistance
Without a spouse
Adverb
By oneself
Noun
Speech by one person
A part of a piece of music, such as a concerto, that is very decorative and is played by a single musician
A performance of a programme of music by a soloist or small group
A musical composition
Verb
To make musical sounds with the voice, especially words with a set tune
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Adjective
▲
Performed by an individual without assistance
unaccompanied
lonely
solitary
alone
single-handed
unescorted
companionless
independent
single
unattended
unchaperoned
lone
lonesome
by oneself
sole
all alone
by itself
friendless
individual
stag
unaided
unassisted
unmarried
without companions
in solitary
in a solitary state
on one's own
me and my shadow
me myself and I
only
isolated
one
unique
deserted
one-off
onliest
partnerless
unwatched
special
odd
solus
exclusive
abandoned
particular
singular
hermit
without an escort
left alone
sui generis
one and only
forsaken
detached
unguarded
discrete
private
reclusive
distinct
apart
removed
by yourself
on your own
only possible
by one's lonesome
on one's lonesome
on its own
forlorn
on my own
unrepeatable
certain
definite
respective
separate
nonce
once in a lifetime
one shot
single-handedly
undisturbed
uninterrupted
withdrawn
singlehanded
unhelped
on one's jack
on one's Jack Jones
on one's pat
on your tod
on one's Pat Malone
without disturbance
without interruption
without help
retiring
unsocial
introverted
unsociable
antisocial
sequestered
hermitic
hermitical
remaining
loner
isolate
a capella
unshared
ace
a cappella
traveling light
only one
specific
unitary
especial
disparate
personal
distinctive
peculiar
distinguished
separated
undivided
express
uncommon
precise
distant
standalone
never-to-be-repeated
limited-edition
once-in-a-lifetime
original
deliberate
final
autonomous
fixed
clear-cut
specified
purposeful
particularised
UK
one of a kind
last
selfstanding
particularized
US
select
diacritic
only remaining
sole remaining
unusual
atypical
full
restricted
abnormal
random
exceptional
only surviving
only one left
cloistered
different
spare
surplus
unpaired
extra
untypical
freak
anomalous
exclusory
restrictive
segregated
whole
entire
complete
discriminative
total
leftover
individualized
US
absolute
dedicated
exclusionary
unused
unmatched
uneven
unrelated
stray
diverse
dissimilar
characteristic
pure
personalized
US
unrepeated
distinguishable
unmixed
uncompounded
signature
distinguishing
simple
unalloyed
unblended
reserved
misanthropic
lorn
retired
self-sufficient
eremetic
offish
out-of-the-way
standoffish
uncompanionable
aloof
self-contained
unalike
unlike
nonidentical
unconnected
disconnected
unassociated
contrasting
orra
patented
idiomatic
subjective
privy
divergent
unattached
offbeat
disunited
other
personalised
UK
individualised
UK
singled-out
one only
poles apart
more ❯
“When I'm
solo
I have more time with each sound, I can get a lot more out of each sound.”
Adjective
▲
Without a spouse
spouseless
unmarried
unwed
unattached
bachelor
eligible
free
sole
divorced
separated
lone
companionless
footloose
unfettered
loner
fancy-free
living alone
footloose and fancy-free
single
uninvolved
footloose and fancy free
uncommitted
partnerless
available
solitary
lonely
wifeless
alone
husbandless
unwedded
unengaged
spinster
independent
uncoupled
unhitched
chaste
maidenly
unbetrothed
celibate
maiden
virgin
virginal
unloved
marriageable
unaccompanied
widowed
unescorted
nunnish
monklike
monkish
nunlike
monastic
a bachelor
a spinster
by oneself
by yourself
on your own
without a husband
without a partner
on one's own
without a wife
not going out with anyone
not spoken for
not tied down
having missed the boat
all alone
going one's own way
young, free and single
on the shelf
left on the shelf
with no ties
not married
on your tod
without a spouse
neglected
desirable
nonmarried
continent
a free agent
pure
abstinent
unpledged
unpromised
intact
self-restrained
self-denying
ascetic
virtuous
loverless
matchless
unbound
unconfined
loose
unrestrained
unrestricted
easygoing
free and easy
go-as-you-please
more ❯
Adverb
▲
By oneself
alone
single-handedly
unaccompanied
independently
unattended
unescorted
companionless
single-handed
unchaperoned
unaided
all alone
by itself
by oneself
without companions
by your own efforts
in a solitary state
under your own steam
solely
singly
unassisted
individually
without help
on one's own
solitarily
autonomously
by yourself
on your own
separately
independent
unsupervised
without assistance
privately
lonelily
singlehandedly
singlely
left in the lurch
only
exclusively
just
uniquely
entirely
forsakenly
friendlessly
purely
simply
all by one's lonesome
unattached
lonesomely
hermetically
isolatedly
forlornly
nothing but
desolately
abandoned
detachedly
stag
and no one else
no one but
and nothing else
to the exclusion of everyone else
in solitary
to the exclusion of everything else
apart
without support
batching it
all by one's self
by one's own bootstraps
of your own volition
on one's own initiative
by one's lonesome
on one's jack
off your own bat
on one's Jack Jones
on one's own hook
as one's own boss
on one's lonesome
on your tod
merely
severally
personally
one by one
wholly
one at a time
totally
but
plainly
completely
respectively
distinctively
particularly
one after the other
utterly
no more than
seriatim
discretely
restrictedly
for nothing other than
distinctly
definitely
clearly
disjointly
individualistically
for no other reason
specifically
without exception
directly
absolutely
singularly
fully
not together
one and only
for oneself
at most
altogether
barely
quite
all
exactly
essentially
at best
sequentially
all in all
in toto
in person
for your part
consecutively
successively
serially
sommer
nobbut
each
in succession
piece by piece
gradually
little by little
step by step
stage by stage
more ❯
“She'd spent most of her life flying
solo
.”
Noun
▲
Speech by one person
monolog
US
aside
discourse
drone
epilogue
UK
epilog
US
harangue
lecture
oration
prologue
UK
prolog
US
rant
running commentary
sermon
soliloquy
speech
address
descant
disquisition
talk
stand-up bit
homily
dissertation
spiel
peroration
whaikorero
declamation
monologue
UK
stand-up
presentation
report
symposium
seminar
interior monologue
monology
dramatic monologue
apostrophe
screed
prelection
exhortation
chalk talk
recitation
expatiation
allocution
essay
treatise
monograph
study
paper
tract
critique
tractate
huddle
speaking
gabfest
thesis
rhetoric
verbalization
utterance
memoir
article
expression
stream of consciousness
valedictory
deliverance
tirade
diatribe
oratory
outpouring
eulogy
effusion
commentary
pitch
keynote
salutatory
parlance
philippic
predication
opus
bombast
panegyric
salutation
invocation
stump
appeal
pep talk
more ❯
Noun
▲
A part of a piece of music, such as a concerto, that is very decorative and is played by a single musician
solo passage
improvisation
riff
roulade
showpiece
cadenza
run of notes
unaccompanied passage
Noun
▲
A performance of a programme of music by a soloist or small group
recital
concert
performance
gig
show
musical performance
public performance
solo performance
production
presentation
play
spectacle
staging
appearance
entertainment
act
musical
drama
matinee
public presentation
theatrical performance
live performance
live music
engagement
job
employment
exhibition
sight
representation
opera
theatrical
dance
comedy
cabaret
burlesque
stage show
piece
revue
review
rehearsal
curtain-raiser
ceremony
offering
composition
musicale
showing
prom
festival
rockfest
prosecution
enactment
pursuance
routine
commission
fulfillment
US
jam session
music festival
musical entertainment
house
rock concert
promenade concert
pop concert
fulfilment
UK
dramatization
US
execution
dramatisation
UK
accomplishment
acting
performing
masque
extravaganza
perpetration
portrayal
rendition
mounting
floor show
playing
achievement
discharge
implementation
theatricals
allegory
broadcast
screenplay
acting out
stage play
theatrical work
theatrical piece
adaptation
film
movie
afternoon showing
spectacular
committal
committing
vaudeville show
repertory
organizing
US
arrangement
carrying out
entertaining
variety show
organising
UK
event
theater
US
program
US
programme
UK
series
demonstration
theatre
UK
attraction
show biz
display
televising
airing
show business
viewing
exhibit
screening
personation
depiction
occurrence
view
manifestation
farce
tragedy
personification
play-acting
teleplay
soapie
pantomime
impersonation
playacting
sketch
potboiler
work
soap opera
dramatic piece
mask
television drama
radio play
one-act
television play
flop
turkey
smash
hit
smash hit
more ❯
Noun
▲
A musical composition
song
tune
lay
melody
ditty
air
ballad
number
anthem
carol
chant
chorus
strain
hymn
psalm
shanty
track
warble
canticle
canzonet
choon
jingle
vocal
waiata
aria
blues
chorale
composition
lullaby
oldie
opera
piece
record
refrain
rock
round
single
pop song
popular song
folk song
golden oldie
rock and roll
theme
descant
music
lyric
line
harmony
measure
lilt
serenade
spiritual
plainsong
song of praise
plainchant
diapason
part
paean
intonation
shout
sacred song
ode
mantra
singing
recording
sound
subject
symphony
instrumental
verse
prayer
croon
poem
antiphon
introit
cradlesong
miserere
religious song
child's bedtime song
counterpoint
release
undersong
decoration
motif
nocturne
divertimento
canzone
incantation
noel
love song
riff
melodia
notes
operatic solo
traditional song
narrative song
recitation
melody line
chords
strains
national hymn
tones
recitative
cantillation
Noel
madrigal
word
repetition
berceuse
vibe
swing
MLOD
Christmas song
doxology
psalter
eulogy
celebration
psalmody
trill
arioso
acoustic
fusion
bop
joyful hymn
inflexion
UK
carillon
resonance
unison
assonance
inflection
US
run
concord
chime
phrase
consonance
sacred word
worship song
hallelujah
hosanna
evensong
alleluia
oratorio
littany
choral
lied
laud
cradle song
quiet song
gentle song
soothing song
score
stanza
arrangement
concerto
rhapsody
cantata
cry
musical work
written music
slogan
chanting
call
rallying call
war cry
more ❯
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▲
To make musical sounds with the voice, especially words with a set tune
sing
chant
hum
carol
serenade
warble
trill
croon
descant
intonate
yodel
intone
lilt
chorus
troll
quaver
vocalise
UK
vocalize
US
perform
pipe
cantillate
render
choir
duet
harmonise
UK
harmonize
US
hymn
lullaby
mouth
singsong
trololo
tune
belt out
make melody
burst into song
lift up a voice
drone
entertain
chirp
recite
wassail
melody
incant
doxologize
lull
play
murmur
sing softly
sing loudly
cant
modulate
whine
busk
more ❯
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