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View usage for: (vɜːʳtʃuɒsɪti) uncountable noun [oft with poss]The virtuosity of someone such as an artist or sports player is their great skill. At that time, his virtuosity on the trumpet had no parallel in jazz. Synonyms: mastery, skill, brilliance, polish More Synonyms of virtuosity virtuosity in American English (ˌvɜrtʃuˈɑsəti) nounWord forms: plural ˌvirtuˈosities great technical skill in some fine art, esp. in the performance of music Word origin < virtuoso + -ity Examples of 'virtuosity' in a sentencevirtuosity Mass production leads to a downgrading of technical virtuosity.In terms of sheer virtuosity, it is dazzling.Shot in one unbroken take of more than two hours, and with naturalistic performances to match the technical virtuosity.With the arrangements boiled down for a small ensemble, you can only marvel at the jazz virtuosity of the writing. Technical virtuosity is not enough.They could, as it were, force meaning into her features with the sheer virtuosity of their brush.Over and above his unquestionable technical virtuosity, there are two areas of his work in which Freud can be said to have opened up new ground. At that time, his virtuosity on the trumpet had no parallel in jazz. Additional synonymsDefinition splendour The opera house was perfection, all brilliance and glamour. Synonyms splendour, glamour, grandeur, magnificence, éclat, gorgeousness, illustriousness, pizzazz or pizazz (informal), gilt Definition skill or ability Lilyanne learned her craft of cooking from her grandmother. Synonyms skill, art, ability, technique, know-how (informal), expertise, knack, aptitude, artistry, dexterity, workmanship, expertnessDefinition special skill, knowledge, or judgment the lack of management expertise within the company Synonyms skill, knowledge, know-how (informal), facility, grip, craft, judgment, grasp, mastery, knack, proficiency, dexterity, cleverness, deftness, adroitness, aptness, expertness, knowing inside out, ableness, masterliness, skilfulness Nearby words ofvirtuosity - virtual
- virtually
- virtue
- virtuosity
- virtuoso
- virtuous
- virulence
Additional synonymsDefinition natural ability She has a flair for languages. Synonyms ability, feel, talent, gift, genius, faculty, accomplishment, mastery, knack, aptitudeDefinition a confident and stylish manner The orchestra played with great panache. Synonyms style, spirit, dash, flair (informal), verve, swagger, swag (slang), flourish, élan, flamboyance, brioDefinition a shine or gloss I admired the high polish of his boots. Synonyms sheen, finish, sparkle, glaze, gloss, brilliance, brightness, veneer, lustre, smoothnessDefinition special ability or expertise enabling one to perform an activity very well The cut of a diamond depends on the skill of its craftsman. Synonyms expertise, ability, proficiency, experience, art, technique, facility, talent, intelligence, craft, competence, readiness, accomplishment, knack, ingenuity, finesse, aptitude, dexterity, cleverness, quickness, adroitness, expertness, handiness, skilfulness He performed his piano solo with great éclat. Synonyms brilliance, effect, style, success, confidence, show, display, flourish, flair (informal), vigour, splendour, refinement, pomp, lustre, showmanship, ostentation, stylishness, flamboyance |