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mosso
[ moh-soh; Italian maws-saw ]
adjective
, Music.
- rapid; fast.
mosso
/ ˈmɒsəʊ /
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Word History and Origins
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Word History and Origins
Origin of mosso1
Italian, past participle of muovere to move
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Example Sentences
In true Italian style, Mosso asked: “Do the bells make you think of a prayer?”
From The Daily Beast
The trio (poco piu mosso), the more original portion of the Mazurka, reappears in a slightly altered form in later mazurkas.
From Project Gutenberg
Certain anthropologists are now trying to perfect the anthropometer (Mosso's school).
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Mosso has demonstrated that the bladder is especially sensitive to emotional states.
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The blood of eels is said by Mosso to contain a poison like that of vipers.
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This has been admirably shown by the observations of Professor Mosso, of Turin.
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