Pronunciation: /ˌkʌləˈrɑːtʊrə/
noun a type of elaborate ornamentation in vocal music, especially in opera, characterized by florid passages and high notes
A1 She sang a beautiful coloratura aria.
A2 The soprano's coloratura singing was impressive.
B1 The opera singer's coloratura technique was flawless.
B2 The coloratura passages in the piece were challenging for the soprano.
C1 Her coloratura skills were highly praised by the critics.
C2 The coloratura soprano's performance was a highlight of the evening.
adjective relating to or characteristic of coloratura singing
A1 She has a coloratura voice.
A2 The soprano singer performed a coloratura aria.
B1 The coloratura passages in the opera were challenging to sing.
B2 The coloratura soprano hit all the high notes flawlessly.
C1 Her coloratura technique is impeccable.
C2 The coloratura ornamentation in the piece added depth and complexity to the performance.
formal The soprano showcased her impressive coloratura technique during the opera performance.
informal Wow, did you hear that coloratura soprano hit those high notes?
slang That coloratura singer is a total boss on stage.
figurative Her voice danced like a coloratura aria, filling the room with beauty.
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