addio

American  

[ahd-dee-aw] / ɑdˈdi ɔ /

interjection

Italian.

1. goodbye.

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Example Sentences

For “7 Deaths of Maria Callas,” Ms. Abramovic selected the arias, beginning with “Addio del passato” from “La Traviata” and reaching a climax with “Casta Diva” from “Norma,” to reflect those emotional states, and she worked with the music video director Nabil Elderkin to develop the short films, which play onstage while the singers perform live.

From New York Times

And in Violetta’s great aria in the final act, “Addio del passato,” Ms. Oropesa poignantly balanced bleak expressivity with arching lyricism.

From New York Times

In Connecticut, someone buying a plane would not get a break the first year, but can depreciate the plane’s cost over four years, said Michael D’Addio, tax lawyer and principal at Marcum in New Haven.

From New York Times

Attorney David D’Addio called Gottesfeld a “self-aggrandizing menace” whose cyberattacks put children’s lives at risk and who could strike again once released from prison.

From Reuters

“It is terrifying to contemplate what he will do with the next cause he adopts,” D’Addio said.

From Reuters