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crescendo Meaning
crescendo (n)
(music) a gradual increase in loudness
crescendo (v)
grow louder
crescendo (s)
(music) gradually increasing in volume
crescendo Sentence Examples
- The music swelled into a crescendo, filling the concert hall with a powerful sound.
- As the storm approached, the wind began to rise, building to a crescendo of howling gusts.
- The tension in the room reached a crescendo as the final moments of the play unfolded.
- The applause grew to a crescendo as the conductor took the stage to lead the orchestra.
- The excitement in the stadium reached a crescendo as the home team scored the winning goal.
- With each passing minute, the anticipation for the announcement reached a crescendo.
- The crescendo of voices in the protest echoed through the streets, demanding change.
- The intensity of the debate rose to a crescendo as opposing viewpoints clashed.
- The crescendo of colors in the sunset painted the sky with vibrant hues of red and gold.
- The suspense in the novel built steadily, reaching a crescendo of excitement in the final chapters.
FAQs About the word crescendo
(music) a gradual increase in loudness, grow louder, (music) gradually increasing in volume
height, apex, top,pinnacle, peak, zenith, culmination, climax, crest, noon
bottom, nadir, foot, foot, nadir, bottom, base,base, minimum, rock bottom
The music swelled into a crescendo, filling the concert hall with a powerful sound.
As the storm approached, the wind began to rise, building to a crescendo of howling gusts.
The tension in the room reached a crescendo as the final moments of the play unfolded.
The applause grew to a crescendo as the conductor took the stage to lead the orchestra.
