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lento
/ ˈlɛntəʊ /
adjective
- to be performed slowly
noun
- a movement or passage performed in this way
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Word History and Origins
Origin of lento1
1715–25; < Italian < Latin lentus slow
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Word History and Origins
Origin of lento1
C18: Italian, from Latin lentus slow
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Example Sentences
Y se march a su casa con paso lento, y pas la noche con las angustias del padre que va a casar una hija al da siguiente.
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Bne ricorda che il procedere sia lento et in modo alcuno non si venghi al giudicio.'
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The finale they shared in, Mendelssohn starting with an allegro movement, and my father following with a "pi-lento."
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We now reach at M—molto pi lento—the most poetic variation of the work.
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The second waltz (in A minor; Lento) is of quite another, of a more retired and private, nature, an exception to the rule.
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