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operatic Adjective 1. of or relating to opera 2. overdramatic or exaggerated: he was about to go out with his operatic strut
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| Besides, the Alps and the gipsies, in common with waterfalls and ruined castles, belong to the ready-made operatic poetry of the world, from which the last thrill has long since departed. After a brief interval, she consulted a fashionable teacher of singing as to whether her voice was strong enough for the operatic stage. There is where the deep ingenuity of the operatic idea is betrayed. |
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