molto (Meaning)

Wordnet

molto (r)

much

Webster

molto (adv.)

Much; very; as, molto adagio, very slow.

Synonyms & Antonyms of molto

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molto Sentence Examples

  1. The pizza was **molto** cheesy, with a thick layer of melted mozzarella.
  2. The opera singer had a **molto** powerful voice that filled the entire auditorium.
  3. The coffee was **molto** strong, and I could only take a few sips before feeling jittery.
  4. The weather was **molto** hot and humid, making it unbearable to be outside.
  5. The hotel staff was **molto** friendly and helpful, always going above and beyond to make our stay comfortable.
  6. The movie was **molto** sad, and I cried several times throughout the screening.
  7. The hike was **molto** challenging, but the views from the summit were worth the effort.
  8. The painting was **molto** beautiful, with vibrant colors and intricate brushstrokes.
  9. The concert was **molto** loud, but the music was so good that I didn't mind the noise.
  10. The wine was **molto** sweet, with notes of honey and ripe fruit.

FAQs About the word molto

muchMuch; very; as, molto adagio, very slow.

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The pizza was **molto** cheesy, with a thick layer of melted mozzarella.

The opera singer had a **molto** powerful voice that filled the entire auditorium.

The coffee was **molto** strong, and I could only take a few sips before feeling jittery.

The weather was **molto** hot and humid, making it unbearable to be outside.