"Operous" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Operous" Meaning

Operous refers to being excessively elaborate or inventive, often in a pretentious or affected manner.

"Operous" Examples

Operous

Examples:

The operous composer's latest symphony was a masterpiece, featuring a complex blend of instruments and melodies. (#1)
Despite his operous speech, the politician's message failed to resonate with the audience. (#2)
The florid prose of the novelist's latest work earned him the reputation for being an operous writer. (#3)
The cathedral's opera was known for its intricate, operous stained glass windows. (#4)
After years of operous labor, the construction workers finally completed the skyscraper. (#5)

Etymology:

From Latin 'operosus', meaning 'diligent', 'industrious', or 'laborious'. In English, the word 'operous' has connotations of excessive elaboration, ornateness, or verbosity.