Pronunciation: /laɪt ˈɑp(ə)rə/
noun a type of opera that is characterized by its lightness and simplicity, often featuring humorous or romantic themes
A1 I went to see a light opera with my friends.
A2 The light opera we watched last night had beautiful costumes and sets.
B1 Many people enjoy attending light opera performances for a fun night out.
B2 The soprano's performance in the light opera was truly outstanding.
C1 Light operas are known for their catchy tunes and comedic storylines.
C2 The director's innovative staging of the light opera breathed new life into the classic production.
formal The local theater company is putting on a production of a light opera this weekend.
informal I heard the new show at the theater is a light opera, should be fun!
slang I'm not usually into opera, but I heard this one is more of a light opera, so I might check it out.
figurative The political debate felt more like a light opera with all the drama and theatrics.
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