adjective

solo

solo, alone, unaccompanied

She gave a solo performance.

She gave a solo performance.

He decided to go solo.

He decided to go solo.

The guitarist played a long solo.

The guitarist played a long solo.

((noun)) as an adjective a solo flight

to go solo as an adverbial phrase The singer went solo.

a solo as a noun He played a guitar solo.

Synonyms: alone, single, unaccompanied; Antonyms: group, ensemble

From Italian 'solo', from Latin 'solus' meaning 'alone'.

From the same root as 'solitary'. It's the core idea of 'one' or 'alone'.

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