Definition

Performed or created by one person alone, without others involved.

Example

She decided to perform a solo at the concert.

Conversation

Have you heard that new song?

Yeah, I really like that solo part in it.

I think it's cool how they let the singer have a solo moment.

Definitely! It really showcases their talent.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

Without anyone else; by oneself.

Example

She decided to travel solo to the festival this year.

Conversation

Did you hear that Jenna went on her trip solo?

Yeah, I was surprised she chose to go alone.

I think it's great she can travel solo and enjoy her own company.

Definition

To fly an aircraft alone, without any passengers or instructors, particularly during the initial flight.

Example

She decided to solo for the first time after completing her training.

Tense Forms

Conversation

I can't believe I finally did it — I flew solo for the first time today!

That's amazing! How did it feel up there?

It was a bit nerve-wracking at first, but once I got the hang of it, I loved it!

Definition

A performance or piece of music done by one person, or an activity done alone.

Example

She performed a beautiful solo at the concert last night.

Conversation

Did you hear that Sarah is doing a solo performance at the café tonight?

Yeah, I heard she’s been practicing a lot for it!

I can't wait to see her solo; she has such an amazing voice.

Root Explanation

**Solo** → The word 'solo' originates from the Italian word 'solo', meaning alone or by oneself. It is derived from the Latin 'solus', which also means alone. The term describes an action or performance done by one person without accompaniment.

Memory Tip

Think of 'solus' meaning alone, and remember that 'solo' refers to doing something by yourself.

Visually Confused Words