teˈnɔːreɪ

Definitions

1. noun

A male singer who sings the main melody in an opera, typically with a deep, rich voice.

“The opera house was famous for its tenores, who brought the music to life with their powerful voices.”

2. noun

A high-pitched male singing voice, typically used in certain styles of opera.

“The tenore part in the opera was challenging to sing due to its high notes and complex melody.”

3. noun

A style of music characterized by a rich, expressive voice, often used in opera and classical music.

“The tenore style was a key element in many famous operas, adding depth and emotion to the performances.”

4. adjective

Having a rich, full-bodied sound, similar to that of a tenore voice.

“The tenore sound of the guitar added a warm, rich tone to the music.”

5. adjective

Related to or characterized by tenore music or singing.

“The tenore music festival featured a range of performances, from classical opera to modern interpretations.”