arias (Meaning)
arias
an accompanied, elaborate melody sung (as in an opera) by a single voice, a song in an opera sung by a single voice, a striking solo performance (as in a movie), air, melody, tune, a written or spoken passage or text likened to a dramatic or emotional operatic solo
Synonyms & Antonyms of arias
arias Sentence Examples
- The soprano's voice soared through the theater in a spine-tingling aria.
- Verdi's arias are renowned for their dramatic intensity and soaring melodies.
- The aria from "Tosca" left the audience spellbound with its haunting melody.
- Maria Callas's rendition of "Casta Diva" remains an unforgettable aria.
- Mozart's "Voi che sapete" is one of the most celebrated arias in opera history.
- The tenor's aria in "Un ballo in maschera" serves as a powerful climax to Act II.
- Puccini's arias are known for their emotional depth and lyrical beauty.
- The aria from "La Bohème" encapsulates the heartbreak and longing of the characters.
- The aria from "Turandot" demands both vocal power and dramatic expression.
- The Grand Aria from "Faust" is a complex and demanding piece for the baritone.
FAQs About the word arias
an accompanied, elaborate melody sung (as in an opera) by a single voice, a song in an opera sung by a single voice, a striking solo performance (as in a movie)
serenades,glees, choruses, chorales, cantatas, chants, lullabies, psalms, vocals, blues
No antonyms found.
The soprano's voice soared through the theater in a spine-tingling aria.
Verdi's arias are renowned for their dramatic intensity and soaring melodies.
The aria from "Tosca" left the audience spellbound with its haunting melody.
Maria Callas's rendition of "Casta Diva" remains an unforgettable aria.
