accelerando
ækˌsɛləˈrændoʊ
Definition

Definition of accelerando - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
developmentRareaccelerating advancement or developmentRare
  • The accelerando of technology is remarkable.
escalation progression
2.
musicTECH.tempo mark indicating increasing speedTECH.
  • The conductor noted the accelerando in the score.
hastening quickening

Adverb

musicTECH.in a gradually increasing speedTECH.
  • The music flows accelerando, gaining momentum with each measure.
gradually increasingly

Adjective

musicTECH.increasing in speedTECH.
  • The piece becomes accelerando near the climax.
quickening
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Origin of accelerando

Italian, accelerare (to hasten)

Examples of accelerando in a sentence

  • An accelerando in economic growth was observed.
  • The pianist executed the accelerando flawlessly.
  • An accelerando added excitement to the finale.
  • The tempo increased accelerando, thrilling the audience.
  • The orchestra played accelerando, creating a sense of urgency.
  • The tempo was marked as accelerando.

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  1. French:accélération, à une vitesse progressivement croissante, ...
  2. German:Beschleunigung, beschleunigend, ...
  3. Italian:accelerazione, in accelerazione, ...
  4. Spanish:acelerando, en aceleración, ...
  5. Portuguese:acelerando, ...
  6. Chinese:加速发展, 渐快地, ...
  7. Japanese:加速, だんだん速く, ...
  8. Arabic:تَسارُع, بِتَسَارُع, ...
  9. Hebrew:אַקְסֵלֵרַנְדוֹ, בְּהֵאֲצָה, ...
  10. Russian:ускорение, ускоряясь, ...
  11. Ukrainian:прискорення, з прискоренням, ...
  12. Hindi:त्वरण, धीरे-धीरे तेज़ी से, ...
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