What does DIVAS mean?

divas

Part of Speech: noun

Definition: plural form of diva, meaning a celebrated female singer or performer, typically one with a fierce attitude and demanding personality.

Pronunciation (US): /ˈdiː.vəz/

Pronunciation (UK): /ˈdiː.vəz/

Origin and Usage: The word "diva" comes from the Italian word for "goddess" and was originally used to describe a female opera singer of outstanding talent. However, the term has since evolved to describe any female performer who is demanding, temperamental, or difficult to work with. The plural form, "divas," is commonly used to describe a group of such performers.

Synonyms: prima donna, star, queen, goddess, celebrity

Related Words: divan, divot, divvy, divan, divot

Example Sentences:

• The concert featured some of the greatest divas of all time, including Whitney Houston and Mariah Carey.
• She may be a diva on stage, but off stage shes actually quite humble and down-to-earth.
• The divas demanded only the finest champagne and caviar in their dressing room.
• Despite their diva-like behavior, the audience couldn help but be captivated by their incredible performances.