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band

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band
band
band
band in Cursive

plural: bands

Part Of Speech

noun, verb

Word Meaning 

noun: something that confines or constricts while allowing some movement; a range of wavelengths, frequencies, or energies between two specified limits; a strip that is different (as in color, texture, or composition) from nearby matter; a group of musicians playing together; a group of persons, animals, or things

verb: to tie up with a band or put a band on; to join in a group

Word Family

banded

banding

bandage

bandstand

bandwagon

disband

wideband

narrowband

rainband

sideband

hairband

headband

armband

broadband

radioband

waistband

waveband

Sentences

The small group banded together in unison that day.

Some of my favorite rock bands were from the 1970s era.

The pretty rainbow appeared in the sky, like a girl’s headband.

This new material has a narrow band of blue ribbon at the edges.

Please keep your shirt tucked into your waistband.

A hatband is where you might tighten a hat around your head.

Light can be detected in a wide range of wavebands with a high-powered telescope.

She wore a stretchy red band on her wrist as a reminder.

The boy banded the newspapers together for delivery.

The dining room walls needed a band of color pop on them.

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