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The jazz ensemble performed a lively set that got the audience clapping along.ensemble = group performing together
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Her outfit was a stylish ensemble of a blue jacket, black jeans, and silver boots.ensemble = coordinated outfit
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The sculpture was displayed as part of an ensemble of modern artworks exploring light and color.ensemble = group of items working together
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The success of the play depended not on a single star, but on the strength of the entire ensemble cast.ensemble = group of actors working together
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Middle-School Chamber Music Ensemble (source)Ensemble = performance by a group of musicians
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This ensemble made me look like a schoolgirl, or a Salvation Army canvasser. (source)ensemble = outfit
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"Only fair," I said, pointing to his Mozart ensemble. (source)ensemble = coordinated clothing considered together as an outfit
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And he had real musical talent—he played four or five instruments well enough to put himself through college playing in three different ensembles: the university string quartet (first violin), a country band (fiddle, mandolin, and banjo), and a jazz group (piano, occasionally bass).† (source)
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And then, her air, her manner, her tout ensemble, is so indescribably improved!† (source)tout ensemble = a group considered as a whole
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When I hear his footsteps walking away, I scramble and try a cream polka-dot blouse with the shorts-suspenders ensemble.† (source)ensemble = a group of parts considered as a whole
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Some were calling this a new jazz age, and one could walk around Marin and see all kinds of ensembles, humans with humans, humans with electronics, dark skin with light skin with gleaming metal with matte plastic, computerized music and unamplified music and even people who wore masks or hid themselves from view.† (source)
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As the encampment was in the midst of a dense wood, the eye could not take in its tout ensemble at a glance, but hut after hut started out of the gloomy picture, as one gazed about him in quest of objects.† (source)tout ensemble = a group considered as a whole
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On the platform in the opposite corner of the bar, the jazz ensemble was playing a perky little tune.† (source)ensemble = a group of parts considered as a whole
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After 1945 he began working for Polish Radio again, and returned to concert performance as a soloist and in chamber ensembles.† (source)
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The next morning, when I arrived at work in another jeans and sneakers ensemble, she seemed startled, as if some strange vagrant had made a wrong turn into the office.† (source)
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I'd send her transmissions of dresses: wedding dresses, mother-of-the-bride ensembles.† (source)
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