prima donna (Meaning)

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prima donna (n)

a vain and temperamental person

a distinguished female operatic singer; a female operatic star

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The prima donna stole the show with her breathtaking performance, leaving the audience in awe of her vocal prowess.
Despite being a talented actress, she often exhibited prima donna behavior backstage, demanding special treatment and attention.
The director had a difficult time managing the prima donna's diva-like attitude during rehearsals.
As the prima donna of the ballet company, she carried herself with grace both on and off the stage.
The prima donna's dressing room was filled with flowers and gifts from adoring fans after every performance.
The opera cast was frustrated by the prima donna's constant demands for costume alterations and last-minute changes.
Though praised for her talent, the prima donna's reputation suffered due to her haughty and arrogant demeanor.
The theater production faced delays and challenges due to the prima donna's insistence on having her own stylist and makeup artist.
The prima donna's high-maintenance behavior became the talk of the town, overshadowing her exceptional singing abilities.
Despite her prima donna status, the audience continued to admire and appreciate the brilliance of her performances.

a vain and temperamental person, a distinguished female operatic singer; a female operatic star

leading lady, leading man, monologist, walk-on,double, spear-carrier, farceur,extra, understudy, monologuist

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The prima donna stole the show with her breathtaking performance, leaving the audience in awe of her vocal prowess.

Despite being a talented actress, she often exhibited prima donna behavior backstage, demanding special treatment and attention.

The director had a difficult time managing the prima donna's diva-like attitude during rehearsals.

As the prima donna of the ballet company, she carried herself with grace both on and off the stage.