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Phonetic Respelling: [ noun, adjective kon-surt, -sert; verb kuhn-surt ]

Definition: Play

n. a public musical performance in which a number of singers or instrumentalists or both participate; v. to plan or act together

Sentence: Play Play

The duet sang at the concert. OR He worked in concert with his sister.

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The duet sang at the concert. OR He worked in concert with his sister.

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What type of concert is there?

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The child prodigy gave an amazing concert.

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The undeleterious gases filled the concert hall during the performance.

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There was much tenseness before the concert.

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Why was the Bayside Boys concert cancelled?

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The choruses performed a concert together.

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The concert was mostly Mozart.

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What did Jeffrey and Steven see on the day of the concert when they walked into the band room?

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They sang Silent Night at the Christmas concert.

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The piano concert was met with lukewarm applause.

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She sent him a note discouraging him from attending the concert.

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What happened to Koya at the concert that surprised her parents?

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What happened to Istvan's brother, Mish, during the concert at church?

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Who in the family is the concert violinist?

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Synonyms: Play

performance; recital; musical show

Antonyms: Play

lecture

How many syllables in concert?

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Concert rhymes:

  • One Syllable Rhymes
    • Hear bert bert
    • Hear berte berte
    • Hear birt birt
    • Hear blurt blurt
    • Hear burt burt
    • Hear burtt burtt
    • Hear chert chert
    • Hear curt curt
    • Hear dirt dirt
    • Hear erte erte
    • Hear flirt flirt
    • Hear gert gert
    • Hear girt girt
    • Hear herdt herdt
    • Hear hert hert
    • Hear hirt hirt
    • Hear hurt hurt
    • Hear hurtt hurtt
    • Hear kirt kirt
    • Hear kuhrt kuhrt
    • Hear kurt kurt
    • Hear peart peart
    • Hear pert pert
    • Hear purt purt
    • Hear schwerdt schwerdt
    • Hear shirt shirt
    • Hear skirt skirt
    • Hear spurt spurt
    • Hear squirt squirt
    • Hear turret turret
    • Hear vert vert
    • Hear wert wert
    • Hear wirt wirt
  • Two Syllable Rhymes
    • Hear advert advert
    • Hear alert alert
    • Hear assert assert
    • Hear avert avert
    • Hear boisvert boisvert
    • Hear convert convert
    • Hear desert desert
    • Hear dessert dessert
    • Hear divert divert
    • Hear evert evert
    • Hear exert exert
    • Hear inert inert
    • Hear insert insert
    • Hear invert invert
    • Hear mcgirt mcgirt
    • Hear mcguirt mcguirt
    • Hear mcwhirt mcwhirt
    • Hear overt overt
    • Hear pervert pervert
    • Hear revert revert
    • Hear subvert subvert
    • Hear thibert thibert
    • Hear unhurt unhurt
    • Hear vanwert vanwert
  • Three Syllable Rhymes
    • Hear disreassert disreassert

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