| leading role(noun, famous, female) | |
| leading woman(noun, famous, female) | |
| librettist(noun, famous, female) | |
| libretto(noun, famous, female) | |
| lieder singer(noun, famous, female) | |
| luminary(noun, famous, female) | |
| main part(noun, famous, female) | |
| melodist(noun, famous, female) | |
| mezzo-soprano(noun, famous, female) | |
| model(noun, famous, female) | |
| movie queen(noun, famous, female) | |
| multitalented | |
| musician(noun, famous, female) | |
| nightingale(noun, famous, female) | |
| opera(noun, famous, female) | |
| opera singer(noun, famous, female) | |
| opera star(noun, famous, female) | |
| operatic(noun, famous, female) | |
| operatic star(noun, famous, female) | |
| personage(noun, famous, female) |
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