virtuosi
Noun (plural of virtuoso): - A person who has exceptional technical skill in a particular art, especially music or performance. - A person with great knowledge and appreciation of fine arts or antiques; a connoisseur.
- (Exceptional performers with high skill.)
- (A knowledgeable connoisseur.)
"Virtuosi of the keyboard": a phrase used to describe highly skilled pianists.
- The competition attracted virtuosi of the keyboard from around the globe. (Expert pianists.)
"Virtuosi and amateurs alike": referring to both experts and non-experts.
- The museum's collection appeals to virtuosi and amateurs alike. (Both connoisseurs and casual visitors.)
Virtuoso (n, singular): a person with outstanding skill.
- He is a virtuoso on the violin. (A highly skilled violinist.)
Virtuosic (adj): relating to or characteristic of a virtuoso.
- Her virtuosic performance left the crowd speechless. (Exhibiting exceptional skill.)
Virtuosity (n): great technical skill in a particular art.
- The pianist's virtuosity was evident in every note. (High level of skill.)
Master: a person with comprehensive knowledge or skill in a subject.
- The master craftsman taught his apprentices. (Highly skilled expert.)
Expert: a person with a high level of knowledge or skill.
- She is an expert in Renaissance art. (A specialist.)
Connoisseur: a person with refined taste and knowledge of the arts.
- He is a connoisseur of fine wine. (A knowledgeable appreciator.)
"A virtuoso performance": an outstanding, highly skilled display.
- The actor gave a virtuoso performance in the lead role. (An exceptionally skilled acting display.)
"Virtuoso of the trade": a master of a particular profession or craft.
- The chef is a virtuoso of the trade, known for his precision. (A master chef.)