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appassionato

American  
[uh-pah-see-uh-nah-toh, uh-pash-uh-, ahp-pahs-syaw-nah-taw] / əˌpɑ si əˈnɑ toʊ, əˌpæʃ ə-, ɑpˌpɑs syɔˈnɑ tɔ /

adjective

Music.
  1. impassioned; with passion or strong feeling.


appassionato British  
/ əˌpæsjəˈnɑːtəʊ /

adjective

  1. music (to be performed) in an impassioned manner

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Etymology

Origin of appassionato

From Italian; ap- 1, passion, -ate 1

Example Sentences

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But Berg had the last word with his Allegro appassionato, seeming to make explicit the pervasive yearning of Schubert and take its Romantic sentiment to a breaking point.

From New York Times

The compact finale is a manic, dense and fiendishly difficult Allegro Appassionato.

From New York Times

Like the first Turing phone, the Appassionato phone would have been made of liquidmorphium, a liquid metal alloy, but unlike its predecessor, it had a USB-C port and a headphone jack, 8GB of RAM, and 128GB of storage.

From The Verge

Then in 2017, Turing promised to deliver a new phone called the Appassionato for $1,099, with a luxury edition that cost $1,599.

From The Verge

The Appassionato was powered by a Snapdragon 821 processor, which looked increasingly outdated compared to the processors of other rival flagships on the market as Turing was slow to deliver.

From The Verge