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English - Turkish
Definition of magnum opus in English Turkish dictionary
- şaheser
- {i} en büyük eser
- i., edeb., güz. san. başyapıt, şaheser
English - English
Definition of magnum opus in English English dictionary
- The best, most popular, or most renowned achievement of an author or artist, representing his major life effort
- A great work of literature or art, a masterpiece
- a great work of art or literature
- {i} great work, masterpiece
- A magnum opus is the greatest or most important work produced by a writer, artist, musician, or academic. Gadamer's magnum opus `Truth and Method'. the most important piece of work by a writer or artist
magnum opus
Hyphenation
mag·num o·pusTurkish pronunciation
mägnım ōpısSynonyms
masterpiece, seminal work, crowning achievement, great work, jewel, major work, masterstroke, masterwork, monumental work, piece de resistance, showpiece, tour de forcePronunciation
/ˈmagnəm ˈōpəs/ /ˈmæɡnəm ˈoʊpəs/
Etymology
[ 'mag-n&m ] (noun.) 1788. From Latin magnum opus (“great work”).The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English LanguageResimler
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