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Noun(1) a group of musicians playing or singing together(2) a cast other than the principals(3) the chorus of a ballet company(4) an assemblage of parts or details (as in a work of art(5) a coordinated outfit (set of clothing(6) a cast other than the principles(7) an assemblage of parts or details (as in a work of art) considered as forming a whole(8) a coordinated outfit (set of clothing)(9) collection(10) clothing outfit
Adverb(1) at the same time

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(1) Her shirtwaist style top was a mint green, the soft pastel bringing out her eyes as she slipped on a simple brown skirt, finishing the ensemble with a fine leather belt.(2) her elegant pink and black ensemble put most outfits in the shade(3) Jenkins ability to wield these performers into ensemble and groupings at moments touched the sublime.(4) One of his strengths as a director here is that he has brought together an ensemble of great actors and his camera is not shy about letting their faces tell the story.(5) a high level of tuning and ensemble is guaranteed(6) A white shirt and black vest finished the ensemble .(7) The sublime sounds of this local jazz ensemble will make you stop and listen closely.(8) The ensemble consists of three pianos, three harps, and three percussion players.(9) The boots began the ensemble , black leather with silver studs outlining them in a tasteful fashion.(10) All that's needed is a blue dress for a harmonious ensemble .(11) Her black leather pants and boots completed the ensemble .(12) The entire ensemble played with precision and sensitivity.(13) Jesse was wearing the whole suit ensemble , minus the tie and the jacket.(14) When the curtains rose, a full ensemble would be in view with this building at the centre sitting majestically.(15) The ensemble was also superbly coordinated in the Minuet and Trio and bristling finale, with its driving sequences and rich chains of suspensions.(16) Whether by looking at the organisms, or by looking at their DNA, the interest of the microbiologists was in an ensemble , not the individual.