dirigent Antonyms
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Meaning of dirigent
Webster
dirigent (a.)
Directing.
Webster
dirigent (n.)
The line of motion along which a describent line or surface is carried in the genesis of any plane or solid figure; a directrix.
dirigent Sentence Examples
- The successful dirigent led the orchestra in a mesmerizing performance.
- With precise movements, the dirigent guided the musicians to execute the composition flawlessly.
- The young dirigent's debut concert was met with resounding applause and critical acclaim.
- The maestro dirigent commanded the respect of both musicians and audiences alike.
- In the dimly lit concert hall, the dirigent's baton served as a beacon of artistic expression.
- She had been a dedicated musician for years, but it was only when she became a dirigent that she truly found her calling.
- The dirigent's hands danced elegantly in the air, coaxing beautiful melodies from the orchestra.
- The talented dirigent had a gift for interpreting and communicating the emotional depths of musical compositions.
- Through the dirigent's guidance, the musicians transformed mere notes on a page into a symphony of sound.
- The dirigent's passion and enthusiasm ignited a spark in the hearts of the audience, leaving them spellbound.
FAQs About the word dirigent
Directing., The line of motion along which a describent line or surface is carried in the genesis of any plane or solid figure; a directrix.
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The successful dirigent led the orchestra in a mesmerizing performance.
With precise movements, the dirigent guided the musicians to execute the composition flawlessly.
The young dirigent's debut concert was met with resounding applause and critical acclaim.
The maestro dirigent commanded the respect of both musicians and audiences alike.
