encore Synonyms
Another word for encore
• noun (Context 1)
An additional or repeated performance given by a musician or entertainer at the conclusion of a program, typically in response to sustained applause from the audience.
"The rock band returned to the stage to play two acoustic songs as an reprise."
• interjection (Context 2)
Used by an audience to demand an additional performance or repetition at the end of a concert or show.
"The crowd rose to their feet and shouted, "again!" until the pianist returned to the stage."
• noun (Context 3)
A demand by an audience, expressed through prolonged applause or cheering, for a performer to give an additional piece at the end of a show.
"The soprano's breathtaking aria earned her an enthusiastic ovation from the opera house crowd."
• noun (Context 4)
A second or further occurrence, achievement, or appearance that follows an earlier success.
"After winning the championship in her rookie season, the tennis star delivered an impressive follow-up the following year."
• verb (Context 5)
To call for an additional performance from a musician or entertainer by applauding or cheering at the end of a show.
"The delighted audience encored the violinist until he agreed to play one final piece."
• verb (Context 6)
To give an additional performance at the conclusion of a concert or show in response to audience demand.
"The orchestra encored with a lively march by Sousa."
Opposites of encore
The opposite of encore shifts depending on context. Common opposites include: