scena (Meaning)
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scena (n.)
A scene in an opera.
An accompanied dramatic recitative, interspersed with passages of melody, or followed by a full aria.
Synonyms & Antonyms of scena
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scena Sentence Examples
- The scena of the play unfolded on a grand scale, captivating the audience with its elaborate sets.
- The director's innovative scena for the opera introduced a surreal and otherworldly dimension.
- The choreographer used the scena to create a visually stunning movement sequence that evoked deep emotions.
- The artist's painting depicted a bustling scena of city life, capturing the energy and chaos of the urban environment.
- The author's novel contained several poignant scene, each exploring a different aspect of the human condition.
- The music festival featured a diverse range of scene, from traditional folk performances to experimental electronic soundscapes.
- The historian analyzed the scena of ancient Rome, revealing the social and political structures that shaped the city's society.
- The archaeologist discovered a series of well-preserved scene from a lost civilization, providing valuable insights into their culture.
- The film's opening scena set the tone for the ensuing drama, establishing the characters and their relationships.
- The journalist's report included vivid descriptions of the scena of the accident, highlighting the devastation and loss.
FAQs About the word scena
A scene in an opera., An accompanied dramatic recitative, interspersed with passages of melody, or followed by a full aria.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The scena of the play unfolded on a grand scale, captivating the audience with its elaborate sets.
The director's innovative scena for the opera introduced a surreal and otherworldly dimension.
The choreographer used the scena to create a visually stunning movement sequence that evoked deep emotions.
The artist's painting depicted a bustling scena of city life, capturing the energy and chaos of the urban environment.
