solo

[ˈsoʊloʊ]

solo Definition

• 1. a piece of music or a dance performance performed by one person
• 2. an activity done alone, especially when something is usually done with other people
• 3. a card game in which one player plays against the others

Using solo: Examples

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

• Example

  He played a beautiful guitar solo.

• Example

  I went on a solo trip to Europe last summer.

• Example

  She enjoys playing solo games like chess and solitaire.

• Example

  I won the game of solo against my friends.

solo Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for solo

• individual
• unaccompanied
• solitary
• alone
• singles

Antonyms for solo

• duet
• trio
• ensemble

Phrases with solo

• go solo

  to do something alone, without the help or presence of others

  Example

  After working for several years, she decided to go solo and start her own business.

• solo artist

  a musician who performs alone, without accompaniment from a band or orchestra

  Example

  He started his career as a solo artist, but later joined a band.

• solo flight

  a flight made by a pilot alone, without a co-pilot or passengers

  Example

  After completing his training, he made his first solo flight.

Origins of solo

from Italian 'solo', meaning 'alone'

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Summary: solo in Brief

The term 'solo' [ˈsoʊloʊ] refers to a performance or activity done alone, such as a musical piece or a trip. It can also refer to a card game played by one person. Phrases like 'go solo' denote doing something alone, while 'solo artist' refers to a musician who performs alone.