volti Synonyms
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volti Meaning
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volti (imperative.)
Turn, that is, turn over the leaf.
volti Sentence Examples
- The conductor gave a slight nod, signaling the orchestra to volti, or turn the page.
- The sheet music bore the instruction "volti subito," indicating an immediate page turn.
- The wind section began to volti as the string section concluded their passage.
- The pianist's fingers danced over the keys, seamlessly volting to the next page.
- The librarian deftly volted the conductor's score, ensuring a smooth transition.
- The ensemble volted with precision, maintaining the flow of the performance.
- The vocalist waited anxiously for the cue to volti and continue singing.
- The conductor used a metronome to assist the musicians in volting at the correct tempo.
- The violinist volted smoothly, never missing a beat.
- The opera singers volted seamlessly, their voices blending harmoniously.
FAQs About the word volti
Turn, that is, turn over the leaf.
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The conductor gave a slight nod, signaling the orchestra to volti, or turn the page.
The sheet music bore the instruction "volti subito," indicating an immediate page turn.
The wind section began to volti as the string section concluded their passage.
The pianist's fingers danced over the keys, seamlessly volting to the next page.
