serenaded

[ˌsɛrəˈneɪdɪd]

serenaded Definition

• 1. to perform a song or play music for someone, especially as a surprise or as a sign of affection
• 2. to entertain someone with music or songs

Using serenaded: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "serenaded" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  He serenaded her with a love song outside her window.

• Example

  The band serenaded the newlyweds with a beautiful melody.

• Example

  The street musician serenaded the passersby with his guitar.

serenaded Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for serenaded

• sing to
• play for
• perform for
• entertain
• croon to

Phrases with serenaded

• serenade someone with something

  to perform a song or play music for someone as a way of expressing love or admiration

  Example

  He serenaded her with a guitar and a love song.

• be serenaded by someone

  to be entertained by someone who is performing music or singing

  Example

  We were serenaded by a local band while we had dinner at the restaurant.

• serenade to sleep

  to sing or play music to help someone fall asleep

  Example

  My mother used to serenade me to sleep when I was a child.

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Summary: serenaded in Brief

Serenaded [ˌsɛrəˈneɪdɪd] means to perform music or sing for someone, usually as a surprise or as a sign of affection. It can also mean to entertain someone with music or songs. Examples include 'He serenaded her with a love song outside her window' and 'The street musician serenaded the passersby with his guitar.' Phrases include 'serenade someone with something,' 'be serenaded by someone,' and 'serenade to sleep.'