serenade

/səˈrɑːndeɪ/

Definitions

1. noun

a short musical performance, typically of a romantic or sentimental nature, often outdoors and in the evening

“The young musician played a beautiful serenade for his girlfriend under the stars.”

2. verb

to entertain or charm someone with music, especially in a romantic or sentimental way

“He serenaded the crowd with his guitar at the outdoor concert.”

3. verb

to play or sing a piece of music in a romantic or sentimental way, typically to express one’s feelings

“She serenaded her partner with a love song at the dinner table.”

Synonyms

  • aria
  • love song
  • melody

Antonyms

  • cacophony
  • discord