theme
noun [C] (TUNE) /θiːm/Definition
› a song or tune that is played several times in a film, etc. and represents a character, situation, etc.: a theme song/tuneTypes of songsMusical pieces › a short, simple tune on which a piece of music is basedMusical pieces
(Definition of theme noun (TUNE) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- a cappella adjective, adverb
- accompaniment noun (MUSIC)
- accompany verb (PLAY MUSIC)
- alto noun
- anthem noun
- barbershop noun (SINGING)
- crooner noun
- dirge noun
- ditty noun
- diva noun
- duet noun
- intonation noun
- jingle noun (TUNE)
- raise the roof idiom
- sang verb
- septet noun
- serenade noun
- serenade verb
- treble adverb, adjective
- treble noun
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