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comodo

British

/ kəˈməʊdəʊ /

adjective

music (to be performed) at a convenient relaxed speed

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Etymology

Origin of comodo

Italian: comfortable, from Latin commodus, convenient; see _commodious

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comodo

If the first bar is like that, it’s not con brio at all; it’s allegro comodo or allegro pesante or something like that.

From New York Times ● Mar. 2, 2022

“Al suo comodo è pronto,” she said, referring to the dinner, and hurried away again to dish up the veal cutlets.

From Olive in Italy by Moray Dalton

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