Soprano (Noun)

The highest female voice; the voice of a boy before puberty.

Nouns denoting communicative processes and contents.

The talented young soprano's voice soared above the other choristers in the school concert.
Renée Fleming is one of the most renowned soprano vocalists of our time, celebrated for her expressive performances of operatic roles.
As a child, the boy was a soprano in the church choir, singing sweet melodies that touched the hearts of the congregation.
The singer's soprano voice was perfectly suited to the demands of the aria, with its complex melodies and dramatic phrasing.
With her pure soprano voice and stunning stage presence, the young opera singer won the hearts of critics and audiences alike.

The pitch range of the highest female voice.

Nouns denoting attributes of people and objects.

As the lead singer of the a cappella group, Emily's powerful soprano voice soared above the harmony.
The soprano soloist's rendition of the aria earned her a standing ovation from the opera house audience.
Known for her impressive vocal range, the young singer's soprano voice was perfect for the iconic musical theater role.
In the choir, Sarah's soprano voice blended effortlessly with the altos and mezzo-sopranos to create a rich, layered sound.
The renowned soprano's concert at the symphony hall was a sold-out event, with fans eager to hear her perform the complex opera pieces.

A female singer.

Nouns denoting people.

The famous soprano was known for her powerful and emotive performances on stage.
She had always dreamed of being a soprano, singing operas and classical music.
As a mezzo-soprano, she found her voice was well-suited to singing both soprano and alto parts.
A soprano with a wide vocal range is rare, but this singer's talent was undeniable.
The choir requires a strong soprano section to balance out the sound of the other voices.