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View usage for: (ɑːriə) Word forms: plural ariascountable nounAn aria is a song for one of the leading singers in an opera or choral work. Synonyms: song, air, tune, melody More Synonyms of aria (ˈɑːrɪə) nounan elaborate accompanied song for solo voice from a cantata, opera, or oratorio See also da capo Word origin C18: from Italian: tune, air (ˈɑriə; ˈæriə; ˈɛriə) noun an air or melody in an opera, cantata, or oratorio, esp. for solo voice with instrumental accompaniment Word origin It < L aer, air -aria in American English (ˈɛriə; ˈeɪriə) Botany and Zoology forming the scientific names of taxonomic groups Word origin ModL < L, neut. pl. of -arius, -ary -aria in American Englishsuffixa suffix occurring in scientific terms of Latin origin, esp. in names of biological genera and groups filaria Word origin [‹ L: fem. sing. or neut. pl. of -ārius -ary]Examples of 'aria' in a sentencearia Word lists witharia Types of compositionBritish English: aria NOUN An aria is a song for one of the leading singers in an opera or choral work. - American English: aria
- Brazilian Portuguese: ária
- Chinese: 咏叹调
- European Spanish: aria
- French: aria
- German: Arie
- Italian: aria
- Japanese: アリア
- Korean: 오페라등의 반주가 있는 독창곡
- European Portuguese: ária
- Latin American Spanish: aria
Definition an elaborate song for solo voice in an opera or choral work an Italian operatic aria Additional synonymsDefinition a simple tune an old Irish air Synonyms tune, song, theme, melody, strain, lay, ariaDefinition a succession of notes forming a distinctive sequence a catchy melody with a frenetic beat Synonyms tune, song, theme, refrain, air, music, strain, descant, MLOD Definition a melody, esp. one for which harmony is not essential She was humming a merry little tune. Synonyms melody, air, song, theme, strain(s), motif, jingle, ditty, choon (slang), melody line - argue someone into something
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