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serenade

noun as in melody

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He worried about them, especially Dhelainy, a talented musician who liked to serenade him on the piano while he cooked dinner.

And as he exited the mound, he was serenaded with one of the night’s loudest ovations, waving a hand in appreciation before blowing a kiss to his family in the stands.

Altuve received his typical reception from the Dodgers faithful, serenaded with booming boos and loud chants of “cheater!” for each of his at-bats.

Bellucci rediscovered some momentum to deny Norrie's first attempt to serve out the set but the Briton saw his opportunity in the next game and sealed the win before being serenaded by the crowd.

From BBC

He would occasionally delight friends with an impromptu serenade on the violin, which he’d played since grade school.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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