Stra·di·va·ri
| \ ˌstra-də-ˈvär-ē
, -ˈver- \
, -ˈver- \
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Stra·di·va·ri
| \ ˌstra-də-ˈvär-ē
, -ˈver- \
, -ˈver- \
Definition of Stradivari
Antonio 1644–1737 Latin
Antonius Stradivarius
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ˌstra-də-ˈver-ē-əs
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Italian violin maker
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