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Italian word
insieme
together; a set/whole (noun)
Looks like
ensemble
ensemble = a group performing together; an outfit
⚠️ The trap
'Insieme' = together (adverb) or a set/whole (noun). The English borrowing 'ensemble' comes from French (same Latin root). In Italian you'd say 'un ensemble musicale' or 'un complesso'. 'Nell'insieme' = 'on the whole / overall'.
To say "ensemble = a group performing together; an outfit" in Italian:
insieme (together); complesso/ensemble (ensemble)
"insieme" in English means:
together; a set/whole (noun)
Example
"Lavoriamo bene insieme."
"We work well together."
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