lutist (Meaning)
Wordnet
lutist (n)
a musician who plays the lute
Webster
lutist (n.)
One who plays on a lute.
Synonyms & Antonyms of lutist
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lutist Sentence Examples
- The lutist's nimble fingers danced across the strings, evoking a haunting melody.
- The court lutist entertained the king and queen with his virtuosic performance.
- The town's lutist played lively tunes that drew crowds to the marketplace.
- The instrument's intricate design belied the lutist's exceptional skill.
- The lutist's melancholic music filled the tavern, creating an atmosphere of longing.
- The lutist's rendition of the lute solo was both technically brilliant and emotionally evocative.
- The blind lutist's fingers found the strings with uncanny precision.
- The lutist collaborated with the poet, creating a harmonious blend of words and music.
- The Renaissance lutist's repertoire included both courtly and popular melodies.
- The lutist's artistry symbolized the refinement and creativity of the era.
FAQs About the word lutist
a musician who plays the luteOne who plays on a lute.
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The lutist's nimble fingers danced across the strings, evoking a haunting melody.
The court lutist entertained the king and queen with his virtuosic performance.
The town's lutist played lively tunes that drew crowds to the marketplace.
The instrument's intricate design belied the lutist's exceptional skill.
