Part of Speech:
- Noun: An extra or repeated performance, usually given because the audience wants more.
- Verb: To request an encore from a performer.
When you go to a concert or a play, and the audience really enjoys the performance, sometimes the performers will come back on stage to do one more song or act. This is called an "encore." The audience often claps and cheers to ask for it.
In more formal contexts, "encore" can refer to repeated performances in theater and music that are planned or unplanned. It can also be used metaphorically to describe any situation where someone is called back to do something again, like in sports or public speaking.
"Encore" is an exciting word often used in the context of performances. It represents the joy of wanting more from a performer, whether it’s music, theater, or any other type of show.