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View definitions for a cappella

a cappella

adjective as in without instruments

adverb as in without instruments

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Example Sentences

“Coming Back to Life” starts more or less a cappella, so it’s got to be spot-on.

I remember when Whitney was doing the a cappella part at the front, I was standing there and her mother was standing beside me.

Filming this version for Episode 2 “felt sacred,” said Hahn of the full-length, a cappella rendition, which begins with the witches visibly hesitant and ends with them holding hands and clearly connected.

Matthew started out singing with BJ and his younger brother Hezron when they were still at high school, often singing a cappella.

From BBC

They hung Christmas-style lights from ceilings, sang a cappella and rehearsed their best choreographed moves.

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

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