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Synonym for opera [noun]

The synonym opera synonymous definition words:
means "entertainment"
show, concert, pageant, play, performance, musical
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Further results for the word "opera"

musical [noun]

means "show"
concert, pageant, play, performance, opera

operate [verb]

means "work"
drive, act, behave, handle, run, turn, use
- conjugate verb operate

operate [verb]

means "produce"
bring about, fulfil, cause, effect, occasion
- conjugate verb operate

operate [verb]

means "move"
progress, advance, proceed, go
- conjugate verb operate

operate [verb]

means "function"
carry on, conduct, manage, administer, perform, command, serve
- conjugate verb operate

operate [verb]

means "convey"
transport, contain
- conjugate verb operate

operate [verb]

means "contact"
hit, engage
- conjugate verb operate

operating [noun]

means "operation"
management, direction, control, managing

operating [adjective]

means "working"
functioning, running, going, producing, acting, performing, behaving

operating [adjective]

means "handling"
guiding, running, using, regulating, managing

operation [noun]

means "surgery"
dismemberment, removal, vivisection, dissection, acupuncture, section, excision

operation [noun]

means "promoting"
compelling, enforcement, advancement

operation [noun]

means "procedure"
act, action, execution, deed, manipulation, handling, doing

operation [noun]

means "effect"
action, efficacy, force, influence, virtue

operation [noun]

means "affair"
agency, business, course, manoeuvre, transaction

operation [noun]

means "administration"
guidance, superintendence, ordering, order, maintenance, supervision, control

operative [noun]

means "worker"
artisan, hand, labourer, workman

operative [noun]

means "detective"
agent, investigator

operative [adjective]

means "effective"
adequate, effectual, efficacious, efficient, serviceable, influencing

operator [noun]

means "user"
worker, workman, driver, motorist, engineer, operative

operator [noun]

means "director"
executive, supervisor, administrator

operator [noun]

means "charlatan"
scoundrel, fraud, rascal, speculator, swindler

action [noun]

means "movement"
activity, moving, response, operation, energy, performance

active [adjective]

means "movement"
operative

activity [noun]

means "movement"
action, moving, response, operation, energy, performance

alive [adjective]

means "property"
existent, extant, working, operative, functioning

application [noun]

means "use"
utilisation, utilization, function, operation, employment, practice

area [noun]

means "place"
field, margin, domain, scope, range, operation

bear [verb]

means "behaviour"
act, conduct, operate, succeed, work, govern
- conjugate verb bear

behavior [noun]

means "function"
performance, operation, response, adaptation, reaction, adjustment

behaviour [noun]

means "function"
performance, operation, response, adaptation, reaction, adjustment

business [noun]

means "company"
corporation, enterprise, firm, syndicate, concern, operation

captain [noun]

means "commander of any vessel"
commander, officer, pilot, operator

chauffeur [noun]

means "licensed operator"
operator, driver, cab driver, bus driver, domestic, butler

conduct [verb]

means "direct"
govern, manage, operate, guide, order, carry on
- conjugate verb conduct

course [noun]

means "process"
operation, method, line, policy, mode, polity

dismemberment [noun]

means "anatomisation"
anatomization, dissection, vivisection, operation

dissect [verb]

means "cut up"
dismember, quarter, anatomise, anatomize, operate, divide
- conjugate verb dissect

dissection [noun]

means "anatomization"
anatomisation, dismemberment, vivisection, operation

domain [noun]

means "field"
margin, area, scope, sphere, range, operation

driver [noun]

means "person"
motorist, cab driver, bus driver, licensed operator, operator

effect [noun]

means "deed"
accomplishment, execution, fulfilment, operation

effective [adjective]

means "in force"
prevailing, active, sovereign, standing, operative

employ [verb]

means "activity"
apply, exercise, adopt, operate, expend, utilise
- conjugate verb employ

excision [noun]

means "surgery"
operation

exercise [noun]

means "use"
application, exercising, employment, rehearsal, operation, performance
- translate exercise

extant [adjective]

means "existent"
alive, working, operative, functioning

fly [verb]

means "activity"
navigate, pilot, operate, jet, take off, manoeuvre
- conjugate verb fly
- translate fly

function [verb]

means "perform"
act, officiate, go, operate, run, work
- conjugate verb function

functioning [adjective]

means "existent"
extant, working, operative, alive

go [verb]

means "activity"
work, perform, operate, run
- conjugate verb go
- translate go

handle [verb]

means "activity"
control, deal with, manage, operate, work, supervise
- conjugate verb handle
- translate handle

in force [adjective]

means "effective"
prevailing, active, sovereign, standing, operative

influencing [adjective]

means "effective"
adequate, effectual, efficacious, efficient, serviceable, operative

labourer [noun]

means "worker"
artisan, hand, operative

managing [adjective]

means "handling"
guiding, running, using, regulating, operating

mechanic [noun]

means "workman"
craftsman, operator, artificer, artisan

motorist [noun]

means "user"
worker, driver, operator, engineer, operative

play [noun]

means "action"
activity, exercise, motion, movement, operation
- translate play

policy [noun]

means "process"
operation, method, line, course, mode, polity

practical [adjective]

means "sound"
balanced, pragmatic, discreet, realistic, discriminating, operative

procedure [noun]

means "course"
program, conduct, plan, management, operation, proceeding

run [verb]

means "activity"
continue, persevere, conduct, manage, carry on, operate
- conjugate verb run

serviceable [adjective]

means "effective"
adequate, effectual, efficacious, efficient, operative, influencing

spy [noun]

means "person"
secret agent, operative, infiltrator, detective, investigator

standing [adjective]

means "established"
in effect, in force, operative, settled, effective

supervisor [noun]

means "director"
executive, operator, administrator
- translate supervisor

take off [verb]

means "navigate"
pilot, operate, jet, fly, manoeuvre, control
- conjugate verb take off

theater [noun]

means "playhouse"
odium, opera house, round theatre, round theater [US], coliseum, Greek theatre

usage [noun]

means "use"
utilisation, utilization, function, operation, employment, practice

use [noun]

means "application"
operation, utilisation, utilization, manipulation, employment, appliance

user [noun]

means "person"
operator, worker, driver, motorist, engineer, operative

utilisation [noun]

means "use"
application, utilization, function, operation, employment, practice

utilization [noun]

means "use"
utilisation, application, function, operation, employment, practice

vivisection [noun]

means "anatomisation"
anatomization, dismemberment, dissection, operation

wield [verb]

means "use"
exercise, handle, utilise, utilize, operate, hold
- conjugate verb wield

work [verb]

means "activity"
operate, run, manage, control, handle, drive
- conjugate verb work
- translate work

worker [noun]

means "person"
operative, artisan, hand, labourer
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