operose Antonyms
Strongest:
- absorbing
- fascinating
- enthralling
- interesting
- enthralling
- engaging
- electric
- consuming
- involving
- engrossing
- intriguing
- intriguing
- riveting
- arresting
- gripping
- gripping
- fascinating
- involving
- engrossing
- absorbing
- arresting
- consuming
- interesting
- engaging
- riveting
- electric
Strong:
- provocative
- rousing
- inspiring
- thrilling
- exciting
- immersing
- exhilarating
- stimulating
- thrilling
- electrifying
- galvanizing
- immersing
- exhilarating
- tantalizing
- breathtaking
- galvanizing
- tantalizing
- breathtaking
- rousing
- inspiring
- electrifying
- stirring
- provocative
- stimulating
- exciting
- stirring
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Meaning of operose
operose (s)
characterized by effort to the point of exhaustion; especially physical effort
operose (a.)
Wrought with labor; requiring labor; hence, tedious; wearisome.
operose Sentence Examples
- The operose process of building the cathedral took several centuries to complete.
- The historian's meticulous research was an operose undertaking, spanning several years.
- The operose surgical procedure required a team of highly skilled surgeons.
- The composer's operose symphony demanded the utmost precision and technical ability from the musicians.
- The architect's operose designs for the mansion were both elaborate and functional.
- The operose negotiations between the two nations dragged on for months, each side demanding concessions.
- The operose cleaning regimen for the rare artifact required careful handling and specialized equipment.
- The writer's operose prose style was characterized by complex sentence structures and intricate vocabulary.
- The operose restoration project involved painstaking efforts to preserve the historical integrity of the building.
- The chef's operose dish showcased an array of flavors and textures, tantalizing the taste buds of diners.
FAQs About the word operose
characterized by effort to the point of exhaustion; especially physical effortWrought with labor; requiring labor; hence, tedious; wearisome.
wearisome, tedious, tiresome, sterile, heavy, tiring, uninteresting,dry, wearying, monotonous
absorbing, fascinating, enthralling, interesting, enthralling, engaging, electric, consuming,involving, engrossing
The operose process of building the cathedral took several centuries to complete.
The historian's meticulous research was an operose undertaking, spanning several years.
The operose surgical procedure required a team of highly skilled surgeons.
The composer's operose symphony demanded the utmost precision and technical ability from the musicians.
