senza

/ ˈsɛntsɑː /

preposition

1. music without; omitting

Word History and Origins

Origin of senza¹

Italian

Example Sentences

Costanzo is a bewitching performer who knows how to move his voice through many shades of tone and meaning — qualities on ample display in the aching Act III aria “Che puro ciel” and, in Act IV, “Che farò senza Euridice,” in which Orpheus realizes that he may have lost his beloved forever.

From New York Times

He describes himself as an uomo senza lettere—an unlettered man.

From Literature

“If you’re leaning into Americana to sell items that aren’t American made, I find it disingenuous,” said Kristen Fanarakis, the founder of Los Angeles-based fashion brand Senza Tempo and an advocate for locally-made apparel.

From New York Times

“If you’re leaning into Americana to sell items that aren’t American made, I find it disingenuous,” said Kristen Fanarakis, the founder of Los Angeles-based fashion brand Senza Tempo and an advocate for locally-made apparel.

From New York Times

“Selling Sunset’s” glamorous antagonist, Christine Quinn, owns a black Senza Fine chair, an explosion of extruded silicone.

From Los Angeles Times