cadenza
/kæˈdɛnzə/Definitions
1. noun
A section in a musical composition where the solo instrument is given free rein, often to display technical virtuosity.
“The pianist’s cadenza was the highlight of the entire concerto.”
2. noun
A sudden, brief, and often spectacular display of a particular skill or talent.
“The tennis player’s impressive forehand was a true cadenza, leaving the crowd in awe.”
3. noun
A flowery or elaborate style of writing or speaking.
“The politician’s cadenza of words hid the lack of substance behind his policies.”
4. noun
A moment of exceptional or brilliant performance.
“The quarterback’s cadenza in the final quarter turned the game around.”