Plural of soloist
regular plural
The plural of soloist is soloists.
Forms of soloist
| Singular | soloist |
|---|---|
| Plural | soloists |
| Countable | countable |
Soloists in a sentence
- McDuffie summoned a subtle glow, which was well matched by flute and clarinet soloists.2007 January 30, Steve Smith, “A Debut and a Fervent Violinist”, in New York Times. From the entry canzonetta
- Standing near the soloists during a finale was a knee-trembling experience.1996, Adrienne Simpson, Opera's farthest frontier, →ISBN. From the entry knee-trembling
- Monday was devoted entirely to final rehearsings, the soloists having arrived meantime, Albani, Brema, Edward Lloyd, and Plunket Green among them.1900, Lippincott's Monthly Magazine. From the entry rehearsing
- Reservations aside, there was much to enjoy in the work of the company’s stylish soloists, including David Wannen (Paramount), Erika Person (Sophy), Laurelyn Watson Chase (Zara) and Cameron Smith (Fitzbattleaxe).2010 November 22, Steve Smith, “A Lesser-Known Work by Gilbert and Sullivan Tells a Tropical Tale”, in The New York Times, New York, N.Y.…. From the entry Laurelyn
Meaning of soloist
- noun A person who performs a solo.
- noun A solo artist, one who is not in a band.
Questions about the plural of soloist
- What is the plural of soloist?
- The plural of soloist is soloists.
- Is soloist countable?
- Soloist is a countable noun.
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