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virtuosic

virtuosic adjective: requiring a high level of technical skill.

Adjective

virtuosic (comparative more virtuosic, superlative most virtuosic)

  1. requiring a high level of technical skill.
  2. impressive and sometimes flamboyant.
    • The older cousins were surrounding Barak as he performed virtuosic acts of extreme violence on a TV so large one had to sit against the opposite wall to see its edges.2016, Jonathan Safran Foer, chapter 5, in Here I Am

Forms of virtuosic

comparativemore virtuosic
superlativemost virtuosic

Origin of virtuosic

From virtuoso + -ic.

Words formed from virtuosic

Questions about virtuosic

What does virtuosic mean?
Virtuosic means requiring a high level of technical skill.
What part of speech is virtuosic?
Virtuosic is an adjective.

Words near virtuosic in the dictionary

  1. virtues
  2. virtuosa
  3. virtuosas
  4. virtuose
  5. virtuosi
  6. virtuosic
  7. virtuosically
  8. virtuosities
  9. virtuosity
  10. virtuoso
  11. virtuosos

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