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ensemble

Main Entry:: ¹en·sem·ble
Pronunciation:: \än-ˈsäm-bəl, äⁿ-\
Function:: noun
Etymology:: French, from ensemble together, from Old French, from Latin insimul at the same time, from in- + simul at the same time — more at same
Date:: 1750

: a group producing a single effect: as a: concerted music of two or more parts b: a complete costume of harmonizing or complementary clothing and accessories c (1): the musicians engaged in the performance of a musical ensemble (2): a group of supporting players, singers, or dancers; especially : corps de ballet

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