ritardando
adjEtymology Borrowed from Italian ritardando, gerund of ritardare (“to delay, to slow down”).
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Entertainment, Lifestyle, Music Having a gradually decelerating tempo.
adv, adj, noun — 3 senses
Etymology Borrowed from Italian ritardando, gerund of ritardare (“to delay, to slow down”).
Entertainment, Lifestyle, Music Gradually decelerating the tempo of a piece of music, especially at the end of the piece.
Etymology Borrowed from Italian ritardando, gerund of ritardare (“to delay, to slow down”).
Entertainment, Lifestyle, Music Having a gradually decelerating tempo.
Etymology Borrowed from Italian ritardando, gerund of ritardare (“to delay, to slow down”).
Entertainment, Lifestyle, Music An instance of gradually decelerating the tempo of a piece of music.
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