Tempo is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TEMPO in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the rate of speed of a musical piece
• the speed at which a passage of music is or should be played.
• the rate or speed of motion or activity; pace
• (in South Asia) a light three-wheeled delivery van.
• rate or pace
• The rate or degree of movement in time.
• (music) the speed at which a composition is to be played
• the rate of some repeating event

Words related to TEMPO

tempi9 tempos10

Words that contain TEMPO

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How to use TEMPO in a sentence

• We covered the base of the tempo with shrubs to act as cushions for the potted plants.
• When the tempo could carry no more we would return to SFX school where the exhibition was to be held in order to unload the pots and start out again.
• The player varied the tempo and the emphasis, working further into the piece, exploring its edges without losing its rhythmic heart.
• They were accustomed to give the minimum amount of indication as to tempo and general detail for the performance of their works.
• Onward he hastened, while his heart throbbed with the quickening tempo of mingled expectation and fear.
• The realistic story-writer understands this in writing dialogue, and we must take it into account in seeking for naturalness through change of tempo.
• Note the change of tempo indicated in the following, and how it gives a pleasing variety.
• Use the changes of tempo indicated in the following, noting how they prevent monotony.
• Where no change of tempo is indicated, use a moderate speed.
• It is often a matter of no consequence which part of a sentence is spoken slowly and which is given in fast tempo.
• However, many passages cannot be changed to a slow tempo without destroying their force.
• Be careful in regulating your tempo not to get your movement too fast.
• Note the changes of tempo in a conversation or speech that you hear.
• As a rule, excitement, joy, or intense anger take a fast tempo, while sorrow, and sentiments of great dignity or solemnity tend to a slow tempo.
• Practise the following selections, noting carefully where the tempo may be changed to advantage.
• La lern-ant-o-j pov-as ordinar-e kompren-i, leg-i, skrib-i kaj parol-i gxin en tre mal-long-a temp-o.
• Tempo refers to the rate of speed with which the scroll passes before our minds.
• There is always one tempo at which a song sounds best and this tempo must grow out of a thorough understanding of its character.
• Intelligent study of a song will unerringly suggest the proper tempo.
• Since a number of the terms overlap in meaning, and since the meaning of no single term is absolute, these expressions relating to tempo are best studied in groups.
• So, humming a hymn at an irreverent tempo, Araminta went out and sat down on the front porch, spreading down the best rug in the house that she might not soil her gown.
• The slowness of the tempo made it possible for Keith to keep in tune by leaning very close to the boy sitting next to him.
• We have grown quicker in tempo in exactly the same proportion as we have become more elevated in pitch.
• Though the song runs but a minute and a half, the tempo changes eight times.
• The performer takes nearly every new tempo with a well-defined rhythm.
• This song is in two distinct movements or parts varying one from the other in meter, in tempo, and in general style.
• The tempo throughout this part is 80 and the rhythm strongly marked.
• The change from one style to the other is made by the singer with no variation in tempo.
• If you know the piece absolutely, know what it means and the effects you want to make, there will be little difficulty in getting over the keys at the tempo required.
• I grant that these faults may not be so apparent in a piece of slow tempo.
• When she finished I remonstrated, but she assured me that her tempo was exactly like mine as she had heard me play the piece three times.
• Of all the villages of Tomboro, Tempo, containing about forty inhabitants, is the only one remaining.

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