Octet ( noun , noun )

(As a noun)

Octet ( noun )

1. A group or set of eight people or things.
2. A musical composition for eight performers or eight parts.

Origin:

From the latin word octo, meaning "eight".

Examples:

1. The octet of dancers performed a choreographed routine.
2. The octet of scientists worked together on a research project.
3. An octet is a group of eight musicians who play together.
4. The string octet was one of the highlights of the concert.
5. The octet of singers performed an a cappella version of the national anthem.

(As a noun)

Octet ( noun )

1. A group or set of eight people or things.
2. A musical composition for eight performers or eight parts.

Origin:

From the latin word octo, meaning "eight".

Examples:

1. The octet of dancers performed a choreographed routine.
2. The octet of scientists worked together on a research project.
3. An octet is a group of eight musicians who play together.
4. The string octet was one of the highlights of the concert.
5. The octet of singers performed an a cappella version of the national anthem.