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sortita Meaning
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sortita (n.)
The air sung by any of the principal characters in an opera on entering.
A closing voluntary; a postlude.
sortita Sentence Examples
- The sortita of the new opera was met with thunderous applause.
- The composer wrote a haunting sortita to introduce the main character's tragic fate.
- The orchestra's spirited sortita set the tone for the lively ballet to follow.
- The film's opening sortita immediately immersed viewers in the chaotic world of the protagonist.
- The novel's sortita provided a tantalizing glimpse into the enigmatic past of the central figure.
- The author's sortita deftly balanced exposition and intrigue, drawing the reader into the story.
- The sorceress's sortita summoned forth ethereal creatures that danced and sang in the moonlight.
- The rebel leader's fiery sortita rallied the troops to fight against tyranny.
- The conductor's sortita was so moving that it brought tears to the eyes of the audience.
- The historian's sortita laid bare the forgotten origins of an ancient civilization.
FAQs About the word sortita
The air sung by any of the principal characters in an opera on entering., A closing voluntary; a postlude.
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The sortita of the new opera was met with thunderous applause.
The composer wrote a haunting sortita to introduce the main character's tragic fate.
The orchestra's spirited sortita set the tone for the lively ballet to follow.
The film's opening sortita immediately immersed viewers in the chaotic world of the protagonist.
