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noun a group of people who have a common interest or purpose, such as a musical band
A1 I like to listen to music from my favorite band.
A2 The band played at the local bar last night.
B1 She plays the drums in a band with her friends.
B2 The band's new album is receiving rave reviews from critics.
C1 The band's lead singer announced they will be going on a world tour next year.
C2 The band's music has transcended genres and has a global fan base.
verb to come together as a group or unite for a common purpose
A1 I like to band my hair with a rubber band.
A2 She learned how to bandage a wound in first aid class.
B1 The students decided to band together to protest against the new school policy.
B2 The workers were able to band the pipes together to prevent any leaks.
C1 The musicians decided to band together and form a new supergroup.
C2 The countries agreed to band against the common enemy and form a coalition.
formal The band performed a classical symphony at the concert hall.
informal I'm going to see my favorite band play at the local bar tonight.
slang That band is lit, their music is fire!
figurative The team worked together like a well-oiled band, completing the project ahead of schedule.
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