con dolore

American  

[kon duh-lawr-ey, -lohr-ey, kohn, kawn daw-law-re] / ˌkɒn dəˈlɔr eɪ, -ˈloʊr eɪ, ˌkoʊn, kɔn dɔˈlɔ rɛ /

adverb

1. sorrowfully (used as a direction in music).

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con dolore British  

/ kɒn dɒˈlɔːrɪ /

adjective

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

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Etymology

Origin of con dolore

< Italian: literally, with sadness; dolor

Example Sentences

Dopo lunga e terribile agonia, con dolore e con pena, seperandosi l’anima da quel corpo robusto, egli spiro ai sette di Genuaro, nel ottantesimo primo de suoi anno.

From Project Gutenberg

This portion required much con dolore expression, which was delivered with much tremolo effect by Miss Emma; and her rich, pure contralto voice in the low register told well.

From Project Gutenberg