opus
/ˈoʊpəs/Definitions
1. noun
a work of art, especially a musical composition, considered as a single, complete entity
“The composer’s magnum opus was a symphony that took him five years to complete.”
2. noun
the final product of a particular period of artistic production
“The opus of the Renaissance is characterized by its use of classical themes and motifs.”
3. noun
a book, especially one that is part of a series of books
“The latest opus in the sci-fi series has been a huge commercial success.”
4. noun
a written or artistic work, especially one that is considered to be a masterpiece
“The author’s opus on love and relationships has been widely acclaimed.”