operatic (Meaning)

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operatic (a)

of or relating to or characteristic of opera

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Alt. of Operatical

The soprano's voice soared through the auditorium with operatic grandeur.
The performance was an operatic masterpiece, featuring intricate harmonies and soaring arias.
The orchestra provided a thunderous accompaniment to the operatic vocals.
The stage design transformed the theater into an operatic world of romance and tragedy.
The costumes and makeup enhanced the operatic atmosphere, creating a believable historical setting.
The conductor led the orchestra with passionate precision, bringing the operatic score to life.
The audience was captivated by the operatic spectacle, marveling at the vocal acrobatics and elaborate staging.
The operatic production transported viewers to a realm of heightened emotions and soaring melodies.
The tenor's operatic voice resonated through the walls, leaving an unforgettable impression.
The opera showcased the power and beauty of the human voice in its most operatic form.

of or relating to or characteristic of operaAlt. of Operatical

theatric, dramatic, theatrical, stagy, histrionic,stagey, surprising, wonderful, marvellous, melodramatic

monotonous, undramatic, uneventful,undramatic, unexciting, monotonous, uneventful, unexciting, matter-of-fact, matter-of-fact

The soprano's voice soared through the auditorium with operatic grandeur.

The performance was an operatic masterpiece, featuring intricate harmonies and soaring arias.

The orchestra provided a thunderous accompaniment to the operatic vocals.

The stage design transformed the theater into an operatic world of romance and tragedy.