Bad
Virtuoso
Virtuoso adjective - Accomplished with trained ability.
Bad and virtuoso are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bad" instead an adjective "Virtuoso".
Nearby Word: virtuosity
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
- His virtuoso turn as Gomez Addams is beyond reproach; he didn't make a bad film good, he took what could have been a rough film and polished it to a high sheen.
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Their self-titled debut album (released prior to virtuoso drummer/lyricist Neil Peart joining the band) to Fly By Night were pretty straightfoward 70s bar-band fare ala Bad Company or Led Zeppelin.
Source: New Sound Album
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