Pronunciation: /ˈlɪbrətɪst/
noun A person who writes the text of an opera or other musical work
A1 The librettist wrote the words for the opera.
A2 The librettist collaborated with the composer to create the musical piece.
B1 The librettist carefully crafted the storyline for the new musical.
B2 The librettist's lyrics beautifully complemented the music in the opera.
C1 The librettist's work is highly regarded in the world of opera.
C2 The librettist's talent for storytelling shines through in their latest production.
verb None
A1 The librettist wrote the script for the opera.
A2 She librettisted a new musical that will be performed next month.
B1 The playwright librettisted a modern adaptation of a classic play.
B2 The composer and librettist collaborated on a new Broadway show.
C1 The librettist's lyrical genius brought the opera to life.
C2 She is widely regarded as one of the greatest librettists of her generation.
adjective None
A1 The librettist wrote the words for the opera.
A2 The librettist carefully crafted the lyrics for the musical.
B1 The librettist collaborated with the composer to create a new production.
B2 The librettist's work is essential to the success of the opera.
C1 The librettist's eloquent words brought the characters to life on stage.
C2 The librettist's genius in storytelling shines through in every performance.
adverb None
A1 The librettist carefully wrote the words for the opera.
A2 The librettist quickly penned the lyrics for the musical.
B1 The librettist skillfully crafted the dialogue for the play.
B2 The librettist cleverly composed the libretto for the new production.
C1 The librettist meticulously researched historical accuracy for the opera's script.
C2 The librettist brilliantly intertwined themes of love and betrayal in the libretto.
pronoun None
A1 The librettist wrote the words for the opera.
A2 The librettist's job is to create the text for the musical performance.
B1 The librettist collaborated with the composer to bring the story to life.
B2 The librettist's work is essential in shaping the narrative of the opera.
C1 The librettist's mastery of language and storytelling is evident in the opera's lyrics.
C2 The librettist's contributions to the opera are often overlooked but crucial to its success.
preposition None
A1 The librettist wrote the words for the opera.
A2 The librettist worked closely with the composer to create the opera.
B1 The librettist's job is to write the text for a musical theater production.
B2 The librettist's collaboration with the composer resulted in a successful opera.
C1 The librettist's lyrical skills added depth and emotion to the opera.
C2 The librettist's ability to craft compelling narratives set the tone for the entire production.
conjunction None
A1 The librettist wrote the words for the opera.
A2 The librettist collaborated with the composer to create the musical piece.
B1 The librettist's job is to write the text for the opera or musical.
B2 The librettist's words set the tone and mood for the entire production.
C1 The librettist's lyrical prowess enhances the emotional depth of the opera.
C2 The librettist's intricate storytelling weaves seamlessly with the music to create a masterpiece.
interjection None
A1 Librettist! Please help me write the lyrics for this song.
A2 Librettist, could you assist in creating the script for our school play?
B1 Librettist, your talent for storytelling is truly remarkable.
B2 Librettist, your words have brought the characters to life on stage.
C1 Librettist, your ability to weave emotion into the libretto is unparalleled.
C2 Librettist, your mastery of language and music has elevated this opera to greatness.
article None
A1 The librettist wrote the words for the opera.
A2 The librettist collaborated with the composer to create the musical piece.
B1 The librettist is responsible for writing the text that is sung in an opera or musical.
B2 The librettist's words brought the characters to life on stage.
C1 The librettist's lyrical genius added depth and emotion to the opera.
C2 The librettist's intricate storytelling captivated the audience and critics alike.
formal The librettist collaborated with the composer to create the opera's storyline and lyrics.
informal The librettist worked closely with the composer to write the words for the opera.
slang The librettist and composer teamed up to come up with the story and lyrics for the show.
figurative The librettist's words danced off the page and onto the stage, bringing the opera to life.
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