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someone who is spectacularly skilled in a particular field

virtuoso = someone who is spectacularly skilled in a particular field

virtuoso = someone who is spectacularly skilled in a particular field

a three-point shooting virtuoso
a biography of the composer, piano virtuoso and child prodigy Franz Liszt.
Anne Frank -- The Diary of a Young Girl

virtuoso = someone who is spectacularly skilled in a particular field

They even forgot his insignificant appearance in the virtuosity with which he...
William Faulkner -- The Sound and the Fury

virtuosity = spectacular skill

...they haven't devised such virtuoso methods of mass slaughter.
Wladyslaw Szpilman -- The Pianist

virtuoso = of someone who is spectacularly skilled in a particular field

so with his virtuoso ease Odysseus strung his mighty bow.
Homer -- The Odyssey

virtuoso = someone who is spectacularly skilled in a particular field

virtuoso = someone who is spectacularly skilled in a particular field

all those tangled strands which required the dexterity of a virtuoso to keep flowing
John Knowles -- A Separate Peace

virtuoso = someone who is spectacularly skilled in a particular field

with the feelings of a virtuoso — one of the first violins who has played his part in an orchestra with precision
Leo Tolstoy -- The Death of Ivan Ilych

virtuoso = someone who is spectacularly skilled in a particular field

twice Captain Frankel had demonstrated his virtuosity at la savate.
Robert A. Heinlein -- Starship Troopers

virtuosity = someone who is spectacularly skilled in a particular field

Juilliard was for virtuoso musicians, and it seemed arrogant to even think that they'd give me a second glance.
Gayle Forman -- If I Stay

virtuoso = someone who is spectacularly skilled in a particular field

Few Italians have the true virtuoso spirit.
Edgar Allan Poe -- The Cask of Amontillado

virtuoso = someone who is spectacularly skilled in a particular field

Like a much younger Mike Murphy, he too was a virtuoso at...
Marcus Luttrell -- Lone Survivor

virtuoso = someone who is spectacularly skilled in a particular field

Virtuosity in Talmud was the achievement most sought after by every student of a yeshiva, for it was the automatic guarantee of a reputation for brilliance.
Chaim Potok -- The Chosen

virtuosity = spectacular skill

I would have thought that he was too drunk to recite a limerick but he sounded off endlessly, in perfect scansion with complex inner rhymes and rippling alliterations, an astounding feat of virtuosity in rhetoric.
Robert A. Heinlein -- Glory Road

virtuosity = someone who is spectacularly skilled in a particular field

...the orchestra's first energetic notes, which made her jump in her seat; the romance and tragedy of the story; the virtuoso performances and the songs, some of which were so beautiful that they'd brought tears to her eyes.
Nicholas Sparks -- The Guardian

virtuoso = spectacularly skillful

For that matter, it is not all that different from the way the world of classical music picks its future virtuosos, or the way the world of ballet picks its future ballerinas, or the way our elite educational system picks its future scientists and intellectuals.
Malcolm Gladwell -- Outliers

virtuosos = people who are spectacularly skilled in a particular field

Poker, hearts, gin rummy ... No matter the game, an undeniable truth was revealed: David and Cooper were virtuoso players and Max was not.
Henry H. Neff -- The Fiend And The Forge
He must be neither a dilettante nor a virtuoso: but he must be artistic.
Victor Hugo -- Les Miserables

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