noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
great
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Many people regard this work as a great masterpiece , though, and may well want to hear this impressive new version.
■ VERB
create
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Off you go to create your own masterpiece !
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Devey has created a masterpiece of the Victorian Picturesque.
produce
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Although he made some magnificent paintings and drawings of it he preferred a milder climate to produce his masterpieces .
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After an arduous five-year apprenticeship in the disciplines of war the twenty-one-year-old Duke had produced his masterpiece .
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I fancy my acquaintance with the Bard's works and my gift for scribbling would inspire me to produce a dramatic masterpiece .
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Troup produced his masterpiece in Dunedin in 1907.
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He should turn it to a profounder end, producing masterpieces in another man's name.
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In 1716-17 Baskett produced his masterpiece , a two-volume folio Bible characterised by splendid large type and fine steel engravings.
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So what, if you have produced a masterpiece and lost a piece of entertainment?
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Adam Smith's masterpiece 'The Wealth of Nations' was written in the 18th century.
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Channel 6 is showing Orson Welles's masterpiece "Citizen Kane."
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Many people regard this painting as Raphael's masterpiece .
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one of the great Italian masterpieces
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The Davis-Evans recording of 'Porgy and Bess' has been rightly called a jazz masterpiece .
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Thirteen people helped Michelangelo create his masterpiece on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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As a result, it's a masterpiece .
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In its own way, it too is a masterpiece of coherent legislation.
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Jones' performance was a masterpiece .
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Since then Stravinsky's work has been hailed as a masterpiece .