veloce

[ Italian ve-law-che ]

adjective

1. played at a fast tempo (used as a musical direction).

veloce

/ vɪˈləʊtʃɪ /

adjective

1. music to be played rapidly

Word History and Origins

Origin of veloce¹

1815–25; < Italian < Latin vēlōcem, accusative of vēlōx quick

Word History and Origins

Origin of veloce¹

from Italian, from Latin vēlōx quick

Example Sentences

According to Cam Royal, the head of esports and gaming at Veloce — a team that competes in both real-life and virtual racing — motorsports scouts are often watching sim races, particularly the virtual Le Mans, to try to identify up-and-coming talent that could translate to either real-world or esports success.

From Washington Post

“We look at driving habits and consistency,” said Royal, who previously served as Veloce’s chief talent scout.

From Washington Post

That second movement romp, Véloce, is spry and a little spiky; the delicate first movement is airy enough to keep from sentimentality, without turning chilly; the third has the tender elegance, the dry-eyed nostalgia, that is Hahn’s specialty, with a flash of climactic, husky intensity.

From New York Times

Wickens and Wilkins, both Canadians, beat Tim Lewis in the Alfa Romeo Giulietta Veloce by 0.0374 of a second as Lewis put a hard charge on Wilkins over the closing laps of the two-hour race.

From Seattle Times

I would love to be involved in what Veloce are doing out there to highlight the issues faced in that part of the world.

From BBC