Singalong

Pronunciation: /sɪŋəlɔŋ/

Definitions of singalong

noun a gathering or event where people sing along to music

Example Sentences

A1 I went to a singalong with my friends.

A2 The singalong at the party was so much fun.

B1 The singalong event was a great way to bring the community together.

B2 The singalong session featured all our favorite songs.

C1 The singalong performance was a highlight of the evening.

C2 The singalong experience was truly unforgettable.

adjective describing something related to or suitable for a singalong

Example Sentences

A1 I love going to singalong movies with my friends.

A2 The singalong version of the song made it easier for me to learn the lyrics.

B1 The singalong karaoke bar was packed with people having a great time.

B2 The singalong performance at the concert was a highlight of the evening.

C1 The singalong session at the music festival brought everyone together in harmony.

C2 The singalong event was a unique and interactive way for the audience to participate in the performance.

Examples of singalong in a Sentence

formal The choir led a singalong of traditional hymns during the church service.

informal We always have a singalong at our family gatherings with everyone joining in.

slang Let's have a singalong with all our friends at the next party!

figurative The sound of the waves crashing against the shore was like a nature's singalong.

Grammatical Forms of singalong

• past tense: sang
• plural: singalongs
• comparative: more singalong
• superlative: most singalong
• present tense: singalong
• future tense: will singalong
• perfect tense: have sungalong
• continuous tense: is singalonging
• singular: singalong
• positive degree: singalong
• infinitive: to singalong
• gerund: singingalong
• participle: singingalong

Origin and Evolution of singalong

First Known Use: 1890 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'singalong' originated as a combination of the words 'sing' and 'along' to refer to a group of people singing together in unison.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe informal gatherings where people sang together, the term 'singalong' has evolved to also refer to organized events or performances where audience participation is encouraged by singing along with the performers.