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subito

Term used in musical notation, as in subito piano (‘suddenly soft’), a direction to play softly immediately, without any gradual dynamic change (unlike decrescendo).



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Un Canzoniere alla Guido Cavalcanti, in cul si assiste a un'azione teatrale fra l'amante e l'amato, in cui il rapporto d'amore E subito, e il bisogno, il desiderio "ti accelera la vita / nell'ossessione, / ti usa violenza e / ti scompone / lo spazio e il tempo" (82).
I thought Santo Subito was a terrific name for a horse, but here's the rub: It is, rightly, a difficult, expensive and time-consuming job to change the name of a horse, so I registered Santo Subito with Weatherbys as a name and determined to find an unnamed brute worthy of that attractive appellation - a yearling or a store.
A Verse or Sentence which runs the same being read either forwards or backwards, as, *Roma tin subito motibus ibit amor*.
 
 
 
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