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animato

[ah-nuh-mah-toh, an-uh-, ah-nee-mah-taw]

adjective

Music.
  1. animated; lively. anim.



animato

/ ˌænɪˈmɑːtəʊ /

adjective

  1. music (to be performed) in a lively manner

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Word History and Origins

Origin of animato1

1715–25; < Italian < L. See animate
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Word History and Origins

Origin of animato1

Italian
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Example Sentences

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The coda is marked pi� animato confuoco, and keeps up animato to the end.

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A gradual acceleration     accelerando affrettando stringendo poco a poco animato     2.

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A definitely faster tempo at once     più allegro più presto più animato più mosso più tosto più stretto un poco animato     Terms Indicating a Slower Tempo     1.

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Animando, animato, con anima—with animation.

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Più allegro, più tosto, più mosso, stretto, un poco animato.

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