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    overture - Dictionary definition and meaning for word overture

    Definition
    (noun) orchestral music played at the beginning of an opera or oratorio Definition
    (noun) something that serves as a preceding event or introduces what follows
    Synonyms : preliminary , prelude
    Example Sentence
    • training is a necessary preliminary to employment
    • drinks were the overture to dinner
    Definition
    (noun) a tentative suggestion designed to elicit the reactions of others
    Synonyms : advance , approach , feeler
    Example Sentence
    • she rejected his advances
   Mnemonics (Memory Aids) for overture

over + tune...when 1 tune gets over its time for an overture

show is going to CHAR your brain but what will OVER CHAR your brain ?? Yes, something that elongates the show by a LONG BEGINNING or PRECEDING EVENT.

Opera VIRTUE TUNE~>for good quality music,instruments are tuned...this occurs usually before opera starts...

OVERTURE OVER gives a meaning for EXCESSIVENESS TURE sounds like CHARNA in hindi (as in DIMAAG MAT CHAR YAAR) So imagine a very pathetic folk concert going on. Unfortunately you got stuck in that show and you have to listen to it. Complete s

Seconf half sounds like mature. With a matured thought, anyone would call for peace talks not continuing arms.

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overture sounds like overtuning. before listening to FM radio we have to tune it for long for song which suits our taste. so overture = over + tune (re) is long musical introduction

by virtue of which preceding can come.is ovr+ture

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