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synonyms for artiste
- conductor
- artist
- virtuoso
- player
- composer
- entertainer
- performer
- soloist
- instrumentalist
- vocalist
- diva
- session player
- specialist
- pro
- expert
- artist
- star
- pundit
- brain
- wizard
- authority
- virtuoso
- adept
- whiz
- egghead
- old hand
- proficient
- whiz kid
- shark
- hotshot
- superstar
- powerhouse
- old pro
- old war-horse
- phenom
- artist
- musician
- voice
- troubadour
- songbird
- songster
- minstrel
- diva
- soloist
- crooner
- vocalist
- warbler
- chorister
- accompanist
- chanter
- nightingale
- chanteuse
- choralist
- intoner
- melodist
- serenader
- yodeler
- musician
- magician
- prodigy
- pro
- authority
- brain
- champ
- sharp
- pundit
- wizard
- genius
- star
- champion
- adept
- professional
- natural
- ace
- artist
- crackerjack
- celebrity
- egghead
- whiz
- big league
- intelligent
- old hand
- performer
- hotshot
- superstar
- dillettante
- hot stuff
- no slouch
- old pro
- professional
- authority
- artist
- connoisseur
- phenomenon
- ace
- guru
- pro
- wizard
- virtuoso
- adept
- whiz
- graduate
- buff
- old hand
- proficient
- shark
- doyen
- hot shot
- old pro
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How to use artiste in a sentence
These are the violins which by common consent most entitle this artiste to rank with the great masters.
VIOLINS AND VIOLIN MAKERSJOSEPH PEARCEHis mother and sister chaffing him on receiving tender messages from the fair artiste, he laughingly produced it.
THE MYSTERIES OF MONTREALCHARLOTTE FUHRERBut now this paradise had passed into the possession of a charming woman and admirable artiste.
THE INTERNATIONAL MONTHLY, VOLUME 3, NO. 1, APRIL, 1851VARIOUSHer admirable voice, her dramatic talent, her wonderful beauty, made the great artiste to be envied in every theatre in Europe.
THE INTERNATIONAL MONTHLY, VOLUME 3, NO. 1, APRIL, 1851VARIOUSFor Rossetti Whistler had a genuine affection, and, in his early enthusiasm, wrote of him as "une grand artiste" to Fantin.
THE LIFE OF JAMES MCNEILL WHISTLERELIZABETH ROBINS PENNELLHis antagonist, a first-rate artiste, went on gradually painting his portrait.
BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, VOLUME 67, NO. 411, JANUARY 1850VARIOUSThere was a rumour that a new and charming French artiste was to sing a few peculiarly ravishing songs, unheard in England before.
THE ELUSIVE PIMPERNELBARONESS EMMUSKA ORCZYThe Duke, also, who during the intervening pause sent for the young artiste to his box, expressed to him his full satisfaction.
LOUIS SPOHR'S AUTOBIOGRAPHYLOUIS SPOHREvery foreign artiste sought to be introduced there, and whether violinist or violoncellist took an active part in them.
LOUIS SPOHR'S AUTOBIOGRAPHYLOUIS SPOHRThe latter seemed quite charmed with the play of the artiste-couple, and evinced it in his own animated and friendly manner.
LOUIS SPOHR'S AUTOBIOGRAPHYLOUIS SPOHRWORDS RELATED TO ARTISTE
- aces
- adepts
- artistes
- artists
- authorities
- buffs
- champions
- connoisseurs
- conquerors
- doctors
- doyennes
- doyens
- geniuses
- gurus
- maestros
- mavens
- old hands
- old pros
- past masters
- prima donnas
- professionals
- proficients
- pros
- pundits
- real pros
- sages
- savants
- scientists
- sharks
- victors
- virtuosos
- whiz-bangs
- whizes
- winners
- wizards
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