Tempi synonyms

tĕm'pē

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tempo (related)
The speed at which a musical composition is, or is supposed to be, performed: it is indicated by such notations as allegro, andante, etc. or by reference to metronome timing
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paces
A manner of walking or running:
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rates
(Horology) The gain or loss of a timepiece in a unit of time.
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meters
An instrument or apparatus for measuring; esp., an apparatus for measuring and recording the quantity or rate of flow of gas, electricity, or water passing through it
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times
The rate of speed of a measured activity:
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speeds
The length of time the shutter is opened for an exposure
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pulses
A dose of a medication or other substance given over a short period of time, usually repetitively.
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momentums
The force or energy exhibited by a moving body:
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clips
A single occasion; a time:
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beats
A variable unit of time measuring a pause taken by an actor, as for dramatic effect.
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velocities
Rapidity or speed of motion; swiftness.
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fasts (related)
A fast is defined as a period of time during which you go without food.
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rubato (related)
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rhythmical (related)
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tonality (related)
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  • The standard modern work on Savonarola is Pasquale Villari's, La Storia di Fra Girolamo Savonarola e de' suoi tempi (Florence, 1887) based on an exhaustive study of the original authorities and containing a number of new documents (English translation by Linda Villari, London, 1889).

  • His Istoria dei suoi tempi was published in Florence in 1583; a new edition appeared also in Florence in 1872.

  • But Tacitus, though he mentions the rumours, declares that its origin was uncertain, and in spite of such works as Profumo's Le fonti ed i tempi dello incendio Neroniano (1905), there is no proof of his guilt.

  • For his life see Ardito, Giovanni Pontano e i suoi tempi (Naples, 1871); for his place in the history of literature, Symonds, Renaissance in Italy.

  • These are fresh, unaffected accounts, using the predominately slow tempi that seem to have been prevalent in sacred music for this period.

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