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Hors d'oeuvre
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oeuvre
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Synonyms
output
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noun,
plural
oeu·vres
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1.
the works of a writer, painter, or the like, taken as a whole.
2.
any one of the works of a writer, painter, or the like.
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And his
oeuvre
didn't exactly get less sensational or surreal from there.
And, by the way, the
oeuvre
exists outside our own interpretations.
Slight as his
oeuvre
had been, it proved impossible to forget.
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And his
oeuvre
didn't exactly get less sensational or surreal from there.
And, by the way, the
oeuvre
exists outside our own interpretations.
Slight as his
oeuvre
had been, it proved impossible to forget.
The entire
oeuvre
of the machine had been executed in private sessions with the company's team.
Before he became a pop artist, he had an
oeuvre
of representational painting that anyone could appreciate.
Anderson's
oeuvre
goes far beyond mere droll snapshots.
Artists' personalities are important to the marketability of their
oeuvre
.
Many individual experiments were several steps ahead of the
oeuvre
of greater artists.
Other important facets of his
oeuvre
are more summarily dealt with.
It really should be the
oeuvre
of the photographers who shot her.
No definitive account of his photographic
oeuvre
exists, either.
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World English Dictionary
oeuvre
(œvrə)
—
n
1.
a work of art, literature, music, etc
2.
the total output of a writer, painter, etc
[ultimately from Latin
opera,
plural of
opus
work]
Collins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 10th Edition
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Word Origin & History
oeuvre
"a work," esp. a work of literature, also "the body of work produced by an artist," 1875, from Fr. oeuvre "work," from L. opera (see
opus
).
Online Etymology Dictionary, © 2010 Douglas Harper
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