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lentando
[ len-tahn-doh; Italian len-tahn-daw ]
/ lɛnˈtɑn doʊ; Italian lɛnˈtɑn dɔ /
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adjective Music.
becoming slower.
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Origin of lentando
1850–55; <Italian, present participle of lentare to make slow; see lento
Words nearby lentando
lens stars, lens turret, lens vesicle, lent, lentamente, lentando, Lenten, lentic, lenticel, lenticle, lenticonus
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