Word of the Day: Oeuvre
Tuesday, December 12, 2023
Can you pronounce oeuvre? | Tuesday, December 12, 2023 |
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Oeuvre | |
noun | 1. The works of a painter, composer, or author regarded collectively.
2. A work of art, music, or literature. |
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| "The prized volume on her bookshelf was a collected volume of Tennyson's oeuvre." | "You can tell this is an early oeuvre from the artist, because it's a watercolor." | "The composer's most famous oeuvre will be performed by the symphony." |
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| French, late 19th century |
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| "Oeuvre" is French for a particular piece of art, music, or writing, but the French borrowed the term from the Latin for "opera." The English usage of the word can be a single piece of art, or it can be the complete body of work from an artist, taken as a whole. ... | |
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