Pronunciation: /suːˈbrɛt/
noun a type of female opera singer or actress who plays lively, flirtatious, and coquettish roles
A1 A soubrette is a type of female character in opera or theater.
A2 The soubrette in the play stole the show with her comedic timing.
B1 The actress was known for her versatility, playing both soubrette and leading roles.
B2 The soubrette's charming personality endeared her to the audience.
C1 The soubrette's performance was lauded for its nuanced portrayal of the character.
C2 The soubrette's aria showcased her vocal range and acting ability.
adjective pertaining to or characteristic of a soubrette
A1 She had a soubrette voice, light and playful.
A2 The actress played the soubrette role with charm and wit.
B1 The soubrette character in the opera added a touch of humor to the performance.
B2 Her soubrette style of singing captivated the audience.
C1 The soubrette actress was known for her versatility in portraying different characters.
C2 Her soubrette performance was hailed as a masterpiece of comedic timing and vocal skill.
formal The soubrette played the role of the charming and witty maid in the opera.
informal The soubrette in the play was so funny and entertaining.
slang Did you see that soubrette in the show? She was hilarious!
figurative She always plays the soubrette in real life, bringing laughter and joy wherever she goes.
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