staccato Synonyms
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- lyrical
- mellifluous
- lyric
- melodious
- musical
- euphonious
- lyric
- lyrical
- mellifluous
- melodious
- musical
- melodic
- mellow
- euphonious
- mellow
- melodic
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staccato Meaning
staccato (a)
(music) marked by or composed of disconnected parts or sounds; cut short crisply
staccato (r)
separating the notes; in music
staccato Sentence Examples
- The pianist played the piece with a staccato touch, each note sounding short and distinct.
- The woodpecker's staccato drumming echoed through the forest.
- The machine gun's staccato fire ripped through the air.
- The conductor signaled a staccato passage, requiring the orchestra to play with sharp, detached notes.
- The dancer's staccato movements were sharp and precise, emphasizing the rhythm of the music.
- The writer used staccato language to convey a sense of urgency and tension.
- The rain fell in a staccato rhythm, each drop sounding like a tiny drumbeat.
- The guitarist's staccato chords provided a driving beat to the song.
- The speaker's staccato speech betrayed his nervousness.
- The artist's brushstrokes were staccato, creating a textured and dynamic effect on the canvas.
FAQs About the word staccato
(music) marked by or composed of disconnected parts or sounds; cut short crisply, separating the notes; in music
disconnected, dissonant, strident, inharmonious, jarring, discordant, unmelodious, grating,unmusical, unlyrical
lyrical, mellifluous, lyric, melodious,musical, euphonious, lyric, lyrical, mellifluous, melodious
The pianist played the piece with a staccato touch, each note sounding short and distinct.
The woodpecker's staccato drumming echoed through the forest.
The machine gun's staccato fire ripped through the air.
The conductor signaled a staccato passage, requiring the orchestra to play with sharp, detached notes.
