Folk Singer

Pronunciation: /foʊk ˈsɪŋər/

Definitions of folk singer

noun a singer who specializes in folk music

Example Sentences

A1 The folk singer played guitar and sang traditional songs.

A2 The folk singer performed at the local coffee shop every weekend.

B1 The folk singer's music resonated with audiences across the country.

B2 The folk singer's latest album received critical acclaim and won several awards.

C1 The folk singer's career spanned decades, influencing generations of musicians.

C2 The folk singer's unique style and powerful lyrics set them apart in the music industry.

Examples of folk singer in a Sentence

formal The folk singer captivated the audience with her haunting melodies.

informal I heard that folk singer is playing at the local coffee shop tonight.

slang That folk singer really knows how to strum a guitar.

figurative The folk singer's lyrics painted a vivid picture of rural life.

Grammatical Forms of folk singer

• past tense: folk singered
• plural: folk singers
• comparative: more folk singer
• superlative: most folk singer
• present tense: folk sings
• future tense: will folk sing
• perfect tense: has folk sung
• continuous tense: is folk singing
• singular: folk singer
• positive degree: very folk singer
• infinitive: to folk sing
• gerund: folk singing
• participle: folk sung

Origin and Evolution of folk singer

First Known Use: 1950 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'folk singer' originated in the United States in the mid-20th century.

Evolution of the word: Initially used to describe singers who performed traditional folk songs, the term 'folk singer' has evolved to encompass a wider range of musicians who perform music inspired by folk traditions or themes.