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virtuosity Playing with the band, his virtuosity doesn't show through; you really have to hear him solo to appreciate him. vərʧuˈɑsɪti

Accepted Answer

Great technical skill, especially in the practice of a fine art. Virtuosity is used particularly to describe musicians, but also often for writers, actors, dancers, and athletes. A virtuoso is a highly skilled performer, and a virtuoso performance is one that astonishes the audience by its feats. In ancient Greece the cities would hold male competitions in acrobatics, conjuring, public reciting, blowing the trumpet, and acting out scenes from Homer's epics, the winners of which would have been praised as virtuous, or “full of manly virtues.

word	virtuosity
definition	Great technical skill, especially in the practice of a fine art.
eg_sentence	Playing with the band, his virtuosity doesn't show through; you really have to hear him solo to appreciate him.
explanation	Virtuosity is used particularly to describe musicians, but also often for writers, actors, dancers, and athletes. A virtuoso is a highly skilled performer, and a virtuoso performance is one that astonishes the audience by its feats. In ancient Greece the cities would hold male competitions in acrobatics, conjuring, public reciting, blowing the trumpet, and acting out scenes from Homer's epics, the winners of which would have been praised as virtuous, or “full of manly virtues.
IPA	vərʧuˈɑsɪti

Virtuosity Virtuoso Great Technical Skill Practice Fine Art