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Chabrier

Definition:

Chabrier refers to various meanings and can be used as a noun, verb, or adjective.

Noun:

1. (Music) A famous French composer and pianist, Emmanuel Chabrier, known for his lively and vibrant compositions.

2. (Botany) A perennial plant of the orchid family, Chabrier is primarily found in tropical regions and admired for its delicate flowers.

Verb:

1. (Music) To compose or perform music in a style reminiscent of Emmanuel Chabrier's works, characterized by its joyful and spirited melodies.

2. (Informal) To engage in enthusiastic and energetic dancing, often associated with lively rhythm and movement.

Adjective:

1. Referring to anything related to or resembling the musical style of Chabrier, described as lively, spirited, and full of charm.

2. (Informal) Used to describe someone or something popular or well-liked within a specific locality or community.

Examples:

  • As a noun:
    1. Emmanuel Chabrier composed beautiful symphonies and operas with distinctive melodies.
    2. The Chabrier orchid blooms in a variety of colors, including vibrant purples and pinks.
  • As a verb:
    1. The renowned pianist chabriered a new composition, mesmerizing the audience with his skillful playing.
    2. We gathered in the park and chabriered joyously to the beat of the drums.
  • As an adjective:
    1. The concert had a chabrier atmosphere, as the orchestra performed energetic and lively music.
    2. The small bakery became chabrier after being featured in a local newspaper, attracting long queues of customers.

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