senza

British  

/ ˈsɛntsɑː /

preposition

1. music without; omitting

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Etymology

Origin of senza

Italian

Example Sentences

We found that Italians responded to the magic words “senza glutine” not with exasperation or annoyance but with genuine concern, verging on pity.

From New York Times

The instrument is played from the same part of the score as the bass drum, unless otherwise indicated by senza piatti, or piatti soli if the bass drum is to remain silent.

From Project Gutenberg

But the Pope is resolved to become infallible “senza conditione,” as he says.

From Project Gutenberg

Then follow the representations of the arts, commencing with the relief at the corner: Geometry, regarded as the foundation of the others to follow, as being senza macula d'errore e certissima.

From Project Gutenberg

I have to submit, you see, and can only say, Non sono rose senza spine!

From Project Gutenberg