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duet
[ doo-et, dyoo- ]
noun
- a musical composition for two voices or instruments.
duet
/ ːˈɛ /
noun
- Also called (esp for instrumental compositions)duo a musical composition for two performers or voices
- an action or activity performed by a pair of closely connected individuals
verb
- intr to perform a duet
Derived Forms
- ˈٳپ, noun
Other Word Forms
- ·t noun
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of duet1
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Example Sentences
As the song reached its apex, the two musicians served up a sizzling guitar duet for the ages.
He also brought out Alex Warren to sing his gloopy ballad “Ordinary” and to premiere a new duet between the two of them called “Oh My Brother.”
The Broadway musical will round out the various iterations of this timeless story with music by Mexican singer Joy Huerta — one half of the duet Jesse y Joy — and composer Benjamin Velez.
Lindhome also includes a few songs that didn’t make it into “Dead Inside” — “90 Percent Sure,” a back-and-forth duet with fellow comedian Ken Marino, looks back at the comedian’s breakup with an unnamed ex-boyfriend.
Lennon used it on several songs on his album Walls and Bridges, including his duet with Elton John, ever Gets You Thru The Night.
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