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diva

[dee-vuh, -vah]

noun

plural

divas, dive 
  1. a distinguished female singer; prima donna.



diva

/ ˈ徱ːə /

noun

  1. a highly distinguished female singer; prima donna

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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of diva1

1880–85; < Italian < Latin ī, feminine of īܲ god; divine
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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of diva1

C19: via Italian from Latin: a goddess, from īܲ divine
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The tension between these theater titans has left many wondering: is this just diva drama or something deeper?

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Similarly, Smart understands that Deborah is both an untouchable, spoiled diva and a profoundly relatable symbol of the challenges faced by ambitious women.

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But, unlike some diva stars from other losing teams, he boldly and publicly acknowledged his role in the carnage.

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I just don’t want her to point to me and say, “She ain’t no diva.”

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But for Drew, a grounded performer playing an over-the-top diva, she said it was all about giving the audience a joyful escape.

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