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Meaning of operatic
Relating to or characteristic of opera
Etymology of operatic
The word "operatic" comes from the Italian word "opera", which refers to a musical drama or a work for the stage with music and singing
The term "operatic" has been used in English since the 18th century to describe things related to or characteristic of opera
Synonyms
dramatic
theatrical
melodramatic
histrionic
grandiose
elaborate
flamboyant
showy
spectacular
ostentatious
pretentious
exaggerated
overblown
flowery
ornate
rhetorical
bombastic
verbose
effusive
expressive
emotional
passionate
intense
vivid
colorful
rich
resonant
sonorous
lyrical
musical
poetic
eloquent
articulate
silver-tongued
persuasive
compelling
convincing
powerful
evocative
imaginative
creative
inventive
innovative
daring
bold
courageous
fearless
adventurous
audacious
impetuous
spontaneous
uninhibited
unreserved
unrestrained
effervescent
ebullient
enthusiastic
energetic
lively
vivacious
dynamic
charismatic
captivating
mesmerizing
hypnotic
spellbinding
enthralling
enchanting
bewitching
beguiling
charming
alluring
seductive
irresistible
magnetic
attractive
appealing
engaging
intriguing
interesting
fascinating
absorbing
gripping
riveting
thrilling
electrifying
exhilarating
Definitions
- Relating to or characteristic of opera
- * Characterized by an exaggerated or melodramatic style
Usage Examples
- The operatic soprano's voice soared through the auditorium
- * The film's operatic finale featured a dramatic showdown between the hero and villain
- * The politician's operatic speech was full of grand gestures and rhetorical flourishes
Antonyms
mundane
ordinary
everyday
routine
unremarkable
uninspiring
unimpressive
dull
flat
lifeless
lackluster
vapid
vacuous
empty
hollow
bland
insipid
flavorless
colorless
monotonous
tedious
tiresome
monochromatic
unadventurous
cautious
restrained
reserved
inhibited
subdued
muted
understated
subdued
restrained
modest
simple
unassuming
unpretentious
straightforward
uncomplicated
unembellished