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septet (113 synonym found)

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antistrophe

bipartisanship

book

burden

canto

chorus

coaction

coadjuvancy

coadministration

coagency

cochairmanship

codirectorship

collaboration

collaborativeness

collectivism

collusion

commensalism

common effort

common enterprise

communalism

communism

communitarianism

community

complicity

concert

concord

concordance

concurrence

cooperation

cooperativeness

couplet

distich

duet

duettino

duo

duumvirate

ecumenicalism

ecumenicism

ecumenism

ensemble music

ensemble singing

envoi

epode

esprit

esprit de corps

fellow feeling

fellowship

Heptateuch

harmony

heptachord

heptad

heptagon

heptahedron

heptameter

heptarchy

heptastich

hexastich

joining of forces

joint effort

joint operation

mass action

monostich

morale

mutual assistance

mutualism

mutuality

octastich

octave

octet

ottava rima

part music

part singing

part song

pentastich

polyphonic music

pooling

pooling of resources

pulling together

quartet

quatrain

quintet

refrain

rhyme royal

Spenserian stanza

septennate

septuor

sestet

seven

sevener

sextet

solidarity

stanza

stave

strophe

syllable

symbiosis

synergism

synergy

team spirit

teamwork

tercet

terza rima

terzet

terzetto

tetrastich

trio

triplet

tristich

triumvirate

troika

united action

verse

week

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Definition of septet:

(n) : a group of seven; often applied to a musical group of seven performers

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Definition of septet:

(n) : a group of seven; often applied to a musical group of seven performers

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