Definition

Referring to a group of performers or elements that work together as a whole, rather than focusing on individual contributions.

Example

The ensemble cast delivered a stunning performance that captivated the audience.

Conversation

Did you see the theater performance last night?

Yeah, it was amazing! I loved how the whole cast worked as an ensemble.

Right? It really showed how important teamwork is in a show.

Absolutely, everyone brought something special to the stage.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

A group of people or things that work together or are designed to be used together, often in music, theater, or fashion.

Example

The orchestra is a large ensemble that performs classical music.

Conversation

Did you see the performance by the local ensemble last night?

Yeah, they were amazing! I loved the energy they brought to the stage.

I agree! The way they worked together as an ensemble was really impressive.

Root Explanation

Ensemble → It originates from the French word 'ensemble' (meaning together or as a whole). The term refers to a group of items or people considered collectively, emphasizing unity or togetherness.

Memory Tip

Think of the French word for 'together' — that's what ensemble means, a group that comes together as one.

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