Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
aida
noun
/ˈaɪ.də/
Definition
Aida is a term that commonly refers to a style of opera, known for its beautiful melodies and dramatic storytelling.
Examples
- Aida is one of Verdi’s most celebrated works.
- The dramatic tension in Aida captivates audiences.
- Many opera houses feature Aida in their seasonal programs.
Meaning
The term ‘Aida’ originates from the opera composed by Giuseppe Verdi, which tells the story of an Ethiopian princess, Aida, who is caught in a love triangle between a heroic Egyptian general and her captured lover.
Synonyms
- opera
- musical drama
- theatrical performance
