Virtuosity requires years of daily practice from childhood.
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Virtuosity
/ˌvɜː(ɹ)tjuˈɒsɪti/
Synonyms for "virtuosity" (129 found)
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leadmajoritymarksmanshipmastershipmasterymusical earmusical sensemusical talentmusicalitymusicianshipone upmanshipone-upmanshippanacheperfect pitchpractical abilityprecedencepredominancepredominationpreeminencepreponderance
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prepotenceprepotencyprerogativeprestigepriorityprivilegeproficiencyprowesspyrotechnicsquicknessreadinessrelative pitchresourceresourcefulnessright-of-waysavoir-fairesavvyseamanshipsenioritysense of rhythmshowshowmanshipskillskillfulnessstaginessstylesuccesssuperioritytacttactfulnesstechnical brilliancetechnical masterytechnical skilltechniquetimingtranscendencetranscendencyvirtuwitwizardryworkmanship
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6 entriesaesthetic virtuosityengineering virtuosityfunctional virtuositymusical virtuosityperformative virtuositytechnical virtuosity
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6 entriesaesthetic virtuositydisplay of virtuosityengineering virtuositymusical virtuositytechnical virtuosityvirtuosity in performance
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This pianist is known for his virtuosity.
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When I listen to Bach's Goldberg Variations played by Glenn Gould, I wonder if the composer himself also performed with such virtuosity this wonderful musical piece.
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Greek art and culture, which had become international, degenerated to mere virtuosity, empty of any ideal.
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