Operatic is valid Scrabble Word

Is operatic a scrabble word?
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8 letters word
12 points in Scrabble
14 points in WWF

Definitions for OPERATIC in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:

relating to opera
relating to or characteristic of opera
extravagantly theatrical; histrionic
of or relating to opera
Alt. of Operatical
of or relating to or characteristic of opera

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

the technique of staging operas

Words related to OPERATIC

operatically19 operatics13

Words that contain OPERATIC

operatics13 nonoperatic15 operatically19

How to use OPERATIC in a sentence

In Switzerland, except for a short time when he was connected with the Zurich opera, he heard no operatic music except such as his own brain created.
The full miracle of operatic art was revealed to me for the first time.
And when the curtain fell on the opening act, the intoxicating human quality of an operatic success was equally revealed to me for the first time.
Rachel and Brignoli are talking of the operatic failure at the Academy of Music under Manager Payne.
This period may be looked upon as the turning-point in his operatic career.
It has established Puccini more firmly than ever in the position of the leading operatic composer of the day.
After a brief interval, she consulted a fashionable teacher of singing as to whether her voice was strong enough for the operatic stage.
Although we have many controversies as to what purely instrumental or vocal music may do, the operatic art, if we may call it so, always remains the same.
Meyerbeer was the undisputed leader in the operatic world when Robert Schumann struck the first blow at his supremacy.
On the other hand, operatic performances, and concerts especially, should be limited in duration and in the number of pieces presented.

Operatic celebrities, having a little fun on their own.
The artist on the operatic stage or the speaker on the platform, without facial expression begotten of muscular activity, may lessen by half his power over an audience.
It is opened occasionally during the winter for operatic performances.
The first seven chapters deal with the earliest operatic performances in New York.
Her airs and graces were those of a well-fed operatic soprano.
There are many singers who attain a certain amount of distinction on the operatic stage that cannot produce a full, round, sympathetic tone.
Few operatic works are musically more important, and yet less pretentious.
During the greater part of the nineteenth century, Rossini and Meyerbeer dominated the operatic world.
I have seen a pair of starving lovers in an operatic garret, who would surely not have passed the scrutiny of a United Charities investigator.
Ask any one of his acquaintances why Cooper is never seen without a half-dozen magazines under his arm, an odd volume or two of French criticism, and a couple of operatic scores.
The performance was mediocre, though far superior to anything that could be done upon the English operatic stage.
Her husband afterwards told her that it was the best piece of operatic acting he had ever seen, and, considering all the circumstances, this was very possibly true.
On moonlight nights the church was strangely transfigured, and Gabriel remembered sundry operatic effects he had seen during his travels.
I suppose you see vestiges of the farm girl peeping through the operatic student.
Actors and operatic singers sometimes have conical hands, with tapering fingers.
But the reason for his failure to carry out his operatic venture is obvious in the argument itself.
Think it must be some Operatic air which has given me cold.
The composition at times is operatic in character, while the text calls for a mode of treatment solemn and religious, as in Passion-music.
In operatic composition, as we have seen, the musicians of those times were too apt to write down to their public.
Beethoven by temperament was not adapted to operatic composition.
He was too much the philosopher, his aims being higher than were desired by an operatic audience of that time.
Beethoven, almost a failure in operatic composition, undertook it no more after one trial, while Wagner was irresistibly drawn to this style from the beginning.
Many of the operatic stars have given very interesting accounts of their experiences.

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