Girl Group

Pronunciation: /ɡɜrl ɡruːp/

Definitions of girl group

noun a collection of girls who perform together in a musical group

Example Sentences

A1 I like listening to girl groups.

A2 The girl group performed at the talent show.

B1 The girl group's new album is topping the charts.

B2 The girl group's harmonies are always on point.

C1 The girl group's choreography is known for being intricate and well-executed.

C2 The girl group's fanbase spans across multiple countries and continents.

Examples of girl group in a Sentence

formal The girl group performed a medley of their hit songs at the charity event.

informal I heard that new girl group is dropping their debut album next month.

slang That girl group is totally slaying the music scene right now.

figurative The girl group's harmonies were like a breath of fresh air in the music industry.

Grammatical Forms of girl group

• past tense: formed
• plural: girl groups
• comparative: more girl group
• superlative: most girl group
• present tense: form
• future tense: will form
• perfect tense: have formed
• continuous tense: is forming
• singular: girl group
• positive degree: girl group
• infinitive: to form
• gerund: forming
• participle: formed

Origin and Evolution of girl group

First Known Use: 1961 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'girl group' originated in the United States to describe a musical group consisting of young female singers.

Evolution of the word: Initially used to refer to female vocal groups in the pop music genre, the term 'girl group' has evolved to encompass a wider range of musical styles and genres featuring female performers.