opera
/ˈɑpərə/
noun
- A dramatic work in which the actors sing most or all of their lines, usually accompanied by an orchestra.
- We went to see an opera about a tragic love story at the city theater.
- The opera featured beautiful music and elaborate costumes.
- She has been studying opera for years and hopes to perform on stage one day.
- The art or genre of such dramatic musical works.
- He prefers opera to musical theater because of the powerful singing.
- Many people think opera is difficult to understand, but it can be very moving.
- Opera combines music, drama, and visual art in a unique way.
- A theater or building where operas are performed.
- The old opera was renovated and now hosts concerts and plays.
- The Sydney Opera House is one of the most famous buildings in the world.
- They bought tickets for a performance at the local opera.