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lusingando

A musical direction to perform a piece or passage in a charming, alluring manner.

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Likewise, Aletto takes advantage of a pre-existing streak of pride in the Norwegian prince Gernando: "'l maligno spirito d'Averno, ch'in lui strada si larga aprir si vede / tacito in sen gli serpe ed al governo / de' suoi pensieri lusingando siede" (V 18) (the wicked spirit of Avernus, which sees so broad a highway opened in him, silently glides within his breast and deceitfully gains the governing seat of his thoughts).

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