Varese

¹

[ vah-re-ze; English vuh-rey-zee, -see ]

noun

1. a city in N Italy, NW of Milan.

Varèse

²

[ vuh-reyz, -rez, French va-rez ]

noun

1. Ed·gard [ed-, gar], 1885–1965, U.S. composer, born in France.

Varese

¹

/ vaˈreːse /

noun

1. a historic city in N Italy, in Lombardy near Lake Varese: manufacturing centre, esp for leather goods. Pop: 80 511 (2001)

Varèse

²

/ væˈrɛz /

noun

1. VarèseEdgar(d)18831965MUSFrenchMUSIC: composer Edgar ( d ) (ɛdɡar). 1883–1965, US composer, born in France. His works, which combine extreme dissonance with complex rhythms and the use of electronic techniques, include Ionisation (1931) and Poème électronique (1958)

Example Sentences

Until the pandemic, Paolo had been an insurance salesman, living and working in Varese, a small city outside Milan.

From MIT Technology Review

Varese’s called music “organized sound” and effectively erased the distinction between music and noise.

From Nautilus

It isn’t all part of a master plan, Varese argues in Mafias on the Move, but rather the result of circumstances and economic opportunity.

From Ozy

Unfortunately the same thing was attempted at Orta, and later on at Varese, by greatly inferior men.

From Project Gutenberg

The two other Italian ironclads, the "Formidabile" and the "Varese," were not in the line, and took no part in the coming battle.

From Project Gutenberg

In 1452 Pietro da Varese is found continuing the work alone.

From Project Gutenberg

The "Lago Varese" will be, we suspect, the favourite with most readers.

From Project Gutenberg

The Pope can do much, but he will not be able to get contrapuntal music into Varese.

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