Pronunciation: /vɜːr.tʃuˈɒs.ɪ.ti/
noun great skill or ability in a particular field or activity
A1 She showed great virtuosity in playing the piano.
A2 His virtuosity on the guitar impressed everyone at the concert.
B1 The virtuosity of the chef was evident in the beautifully presented dishes.
B2 The virtuosity of the ballet dancers left the audience in awe.
C1 The virtuosity of the violinist was unmatched, captivating the entire audience.
C2 His virtuosity as a magician was renowned worldwide, with his shows selling out in minutes.
adjective virtuosic
A1 She showed great virtuosity in playing the piano.
A2 The magician's virtuosity amazed the audience.
B1 The virtuosity of the chef was evident in every dish she prepared.
B2 The virtuosity of the artist was recognized worldwide.
C1 His virtuosity on the guitar was unparalleled.
C2 The virtuosity of the ballet dancer was truly breathtaking.
formal The pianist demonstrated incredible virtuosity during his performance at the concert hall.
informal Wow, did you see that guitarist's virtuosity on stage last night? It was amazing!
slang That rapper's virtuosity on the mic is off the charts!
figurative Her virtuosity in navigating difficult situations is truly impressive.
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