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Meanings of serenade in English
Usage of serenade in English
1
The next few hours are a boozy serenade of hope and ambition.
2
These two had not spoken since the night of the interrupted serenade.
3
The mele now to be given has the form of a serenade.
4
When the serenade was finally publicly given it made a great impression.
5
The factory laborers, with the village band, had prepared him a serenade.
6
She joins us to serenade us in a delightful wee acoustic session.
7
And for all thees I have only make to you a serenade.
8
It was a tradition in Iraq, a serenade to the honored guest.
9
He has serenade beneath my window until I have beg for mercy.
10
The crickets serenade us, and we begin to pick at our dinner.
11
There was no longer any doubt but that a serenade was meant.
12
He intended this performance for a sort of love ditty, or serenade.
13
The jazz band stood next to their table for a private serenade.
14
To the innocent nostrils of spring there was caterwauled a filthy serenade.
15
This bright phantasy was to be embodied in the shape of a serenade.
16
Evening was coming and the howlers were beginning their twilight serenade.
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Serenade through the time
Serenade across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common