Noun:

कलेबद्दलचे ज्ञान आणि त्यावर प्रेम,

virtuosity's Usage Examples:

traditional French style from the romantic era with the athleticism and virtuosity of Italian Cecchetti technique.

More than objects of technical virtuosity, these works hyperbolize the fragility of fine ceramics and the elasticity of porcelain.

certainly, but not a cacophony of rhetorical features, nor without the unselfconscious virtuosity which can uplift and excite.

their step and playful in their virtuosity, Jarrett"s sidemen exude effortlessness.

In 2006, Friedman published Old Jewish Comedians (Fantagraphics Books), a collection of portraits of famous and forgotten Jewish comics of film and TV in their old age, about which Steven Heller, in the New York Times Book Review, wrote: A festival of drawing virtuosity and fabulous craggy faces.

All of these are simple and clear, and their harmonic content is not obscured by an elaborate overlay of either contrapuntal virtuosity or chromatic sugaring.

strange, and he is surrounded by a Smollettian menagerie whose various jargons are part of this novel"s linguistic virtuosity and satire.

The orchestral scores display a virtuosity of instrumentation which owes much to Elgar and Richard Strauss, reaching a peak in works such as Queen Mab, The Bells, Apollo and the Seaman and The Children of Don.

" Equally curious is "a great deal of namelessness in Conrad, requiring some minor virtuosity to maintain.

artistically inclined adolescents and younger adults, especially due to its virtuosity and musical/lyrical complexity.

virtuosity of a different kind than the one in Aci (see below), namely, "O ruddier than the cherry.

Synonyms:

skill, science, bravura,

Antonyms:

illiteracy, inability,