Similar words: appellate, appellant, appellation, appellate court, appellate jurisdiction, capped, repellant, snow-capped. Meaning: adj. without musical accompaniment. adv. without musical accompaniment.
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1. Then she started singing Lady Gaga songs a cappella.
2. They sang an a cappella mass.
3. Singing both solo and a cappella with rich harmonies was also part of the slave heritage.
4. They performed a cappella.
5. The klapa music is a form of a cappella singing.
6. A seven-man a cappella group called Naturally 7 played “Ready or Not, ” an original song that evoked the soulful 1960s sound of the Motown record label.
7. There was even a wonderful folksy interlude mid-meal, when a group of men in the queue burst into an a cappella song, and then gave the stage to an accordionist, who played a sweet, sad melody.
8. When not burying his nose in a book, Wentworth sang baritone in the internationally-known all-male a cappella group Princeton Tigertones, who busked through Europe and the Middle East every summer.
9. Then according to the accompaniment, we divide choir into A Cappella and Choir With Instrumental Accompaniment.
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