Musician

Pronunciation: /myuˈzɪʃən/

Definitions of musician

noun a person who plays a musical instrument or sings

Example Sentences

A1 She wants to be a musician when she grows up.

A2 The musician played a beautiful melody on his guitar.

B1 The musician is known for their unique style of music.

B2 The talented musician has released several albums that have topped the charts.

C1 The musician's virtuosity on the piano is truly impressive.

C2 The renowned musician captivated the audience with their flawless performance.

Examples of musician in a Sentence

formal The musician performed a beautiful symphony at the prestigious concert hall.

informal My friend is a talented musician who plays in a local band.

slang That musician totally rocked the stage last night!

figurative Being a musician is like painting with sounds and emotions.

Grammatical Forms of musician

• past tense: musiced
• plural: musicians
• comparative: more musical
• superlative: most musical
• present tense: musician
• future tense: will musician
• perfect tense: have musiced
• continuous tense: is musicianing
• singular: musician
• positive degree: musical
• infinitive: to musician
• gerund: musicking
• participle: musicked

Origin and Evolution of musician

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'musician' originated from the Latin word 'musicus', which is derived from the Greek word 'mousikos' meaning 'of the Muses'.

Evolution of the word: Initially used to refer to someone skilled in music or who played a musical instrument, the term 'musician' has evolved to encompass a broader range of individuals involved in the creation, performance, and study of music.