obligato

[ ob-li-gah-toh ]

adjective

, plural ob·li·ga·tos, ob·li·ga·ti [ob-li-, gah, -ee].

1. obbligato.

obligato

/ ˌɒblɪˈɡɑːtəʊ /

adjective

1. music a variant spelling of obbligato

Example Sentences

We believe our country has a mor al obligati on to protect public health and our environment.

From Washington Post

When both solo and obligato had subsided, Juggernaut spoke again.

From Project Gutenberg

The chorus sing with much good humor, and are accompanied by a charming violin obligato.

From Project Gutenberg

At times when the obligato goat's laugh bleated in among the melodious pangs, I caught a glimpse in the background of a crowd of small women-figures who nodded their odious heads with wicked wantonness.

From Project Gutenberg

Any good literature, especially the poetic, must be based on reality, must at least incidentally have its running obligato of reality.

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