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core
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encores
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an additional or repeated piece that is performed at the end of a concert, because the audience has asked for it
An encore is an additional performance or song given by an artist or band at the end of a concert, usually in response to enthusiastic applause or calls from the audience. It often features a favorite song or a special piece that was not included in the main setlist. Encores provide a way for performers to show appreciation for their audience and to deliver a memorable ending to the event.
- The crowd cheered for an encore after the band's final song.
- The pianist returned to the stage for an encore, playing a favorite piece.
- Fans were thrilled when the singer performed an encore of her biggest hit.
- After a long applause, the violinist gave an encore of a classical favorite.
- The audience clapped loudly, hoping for an encore from the jazz trio.
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a demand for more performance, usually expressed by an audience after a show or act has ended
- The crowd cheered for an encore, and the band played another song.
- After her stunning solo, the audience’s applause led to an encore.
- The comedian returned for an encore after the audience kept clapping.