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vite
[veet]
adverb
Music.
briskly; lively.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of vite1
< French: rapid, quickly, Old French viste, of uncertain origin
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Example Sentences
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Seven minutes later Pedro Vite threw another scare into the home team, sending a low right-footed shot inches wide of the other post.
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Police say she was in a romantic relationship with the suspect, Brandon Ortiz Vite.
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Authorities say Ortiz Vite is a citizen of Mexico and had previously been deported following a drunk driving arrest.
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Whitecaps forward Levonte Johnson made his first start for Pedro Vite at left winger.
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A cross into the box took a couple of bounces, striker Pedro Vite was waiting for the second bounce and used his left foot to guide the ball past Roldan and Frei.
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