Operatic Meaning in English
word
ˌɑpɝˈætɪk
ah-per-AT-ik
ˌɒpəɹˈætɪk
op-uh-RAT-ik
Definition
Related to opera, especially music, singing, or performances that are similar to those found in opera. It can also describe something dramatic or grand like an opera.
Usage & Nuances
Usually used in formal or artistic contexts. Common collocations: 'operatic voice', 'operatic performance', 'operatic drama'. Can describe exaggerated emotions or styles, not just literal connections to opera.
Spanish: operático - de óperaPortuguese (BR): operático - de óperaPortuguese (PT): operático - de óperaChinese (Simplified): 歌剧的 - 歌剧风格的Chinese (Traditional): 歌劇的 - 歌劇風格的Hindi: ऑपेरा संबंधी - ओपेराटिकArabic: أوبرالي - ذو طابع أوبراليBengali: অপারেটিক - অপেরা-সদৃশRussian: оперныйJapanese: オペラ的Vietnamese: nhạc kịch - kịch tính như operaKorean: 오페라적인Turkish: operatik - opera tarzındaUrdu: اوپیرا جیسا - ڈرامائی (اوپیرا کی طرح)Indonesian: operatik - seperti opera
Example Sentences
She has an operatic voice.
basic
He enjoys operatic music.
basic
The performance was very operatic.
basic
She made an operatic entrance, drawing everyone's attention.
natural
His apology sounded almost operatic—so dramatic and emotional.
natural
You don’t have to be so operatic about a simple mistake.
natural