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Meaning of opera
A performance in which singers perform a dramatic work, with music and scenery.
Etymology of opera
The word "opera" originated from the Italian language, derived from the Latin word "opus," meaning "work"
Historically, the term referred to any kind of work or composition, but it eventually became specifically associated with musical drama and theatrical performances
The modern concept of opera emerged in Italy in the late 16th century, with the first public opera house opening in Venice in 1637
Synonyms
musical drama
musical theater
musical performance
play
drama
theater
stage show
musical
concert
recital
show
spectacle
entertainment
musical comedy
musical tragedy
ballet
oratorio
cantata
musical extravaganza
operetta
light opera
grand opera
music drama
theatrical performance
stage production
performance art
Definitions
- A performance in which singers perform a dramatic work, with music and scenery
- A building or other place where operas are performed
- A company that produces operas
Usage Examples
- The opera house was filled to capacity for the performance of La Bohème
- She has always loved opera and tries to attend at least one production every year
- The company's new opera, based on a novel by Jane Austen, premiered to critical acclaim
Antonyms
silence
quiet
stillness
inactivity
inaction
nonperformance
nonproduction
nonentertainment
monotony
dullness
uneventfulness
uninterestingness
boredom
tedium
monotonousness
dullness
lackluster
uninspiring
unexciting
unengaging