Opera Singer

Pronunciation: /ˈɑpərə ˈsɪŋər/

Definitions of opera singer

noun a person who performs in operas, typically with a trained singing voice

Example Sentences

A1 The opera singer sang beautifully on stage.

A2 The opera singer performed in front of a large audience.

B1 The opera singer had to practice for hours to perfect their performance.

B2 The opera singer's powerful voice filled the entire theater.

C1 The opera singer received critical acclaim for their portrayal of the lead role.

C2 The opera singer's rendition of the aria was truly breathtaking.

Examples of opera singer in a Sentence

formal The opera singer performed a stunning aria at the prestigious concert hall.

informal I heard that the opera singer nailed their performance last night!

slang That opera singer has some serious pipes!

figurative She sings like an opera singer when she hits those high notes.

Grammatical Forms of opera singer

• past tense: performed
• plural: opera singers
• comparative: more opera singer
• superlative: most opera singer
• present tense: sings
• future tense: will sing
• perfect tense: has sung
• continuous tense: is singing
• singular: opera singer
• positive degree: great opera singer
• infinitive: to sing opera
• gerund: singing opera
• participle: sung opera

Origin and Evolution of opera singer

First Known Use: 1600 year

Language of Origin: Italian

Story behind the word: The term 'opera singer' originated in Italy during the development of opera as a musical form in the late 16th century.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe singers who performed in operas, the term 'opera singer' has evolved to refer to professional singers who specialize in performing operatic music across various languages and styles.