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operagoer

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op·er·a·go·er  (pr--gr, pr-)
n.
One who attends operas.
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Noun1.operagoer - a patron of the opera
frequenter, patron - a regular customer


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By Karla Adam LONDONAuFor some seasoned operagoers, it represented the end of all things civilized, a musical Armageddon.
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