adagietto movement

/ˌɑːdəˈdʒɛtəʊ ˈmuːvmənt/

noun

  1. A movement in a musical composition played at a tempo between adagio and allegretto, usually a little faster than adagio and often lyrical and expressive.

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    countableformal

    • "The symphony's adagietto movement is quiet and expressive."B2
    • "She composed an adagietto movement that captured the audience's emotions."B2

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