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Subito

in music, a term indicating an abrupt change in loudness. The term is used in various combinations as an instruction to performers, for example, forte subito (abrupt change to forte) and piano subito (abrupt change to piano).

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No references found			Un Canzoniere alla Guido Cavalcanti, in cul si assiste a un'azione teatrale fra l'amante e l'amato, in cui il rapporto d'amore E subito, e il bisogno, il desiderio "ti accelera la vita / nell'ossessione, / ti usa violenza e / ti scompone / lo spazio e il tempo" (82). Paolo Ruffilli. Le stanze del cielo by Nasi, Franco / Italica I thought Santo Subito was a terrific name for a horse, but here's the rub: It is, rightly, a difficult, expensive and time-consuming job to change the name of a horse, so I registered Santo Subito with Weatherbys as a name and determined to find an unnamed brute worthy of that attractive appellation - a yearling or a store. 'He cost more than I expected, the way horses do' The fifth in a ... by The Racing Post (London, England) A Verse or Sentence which runs the same being read either forwards or backwards, as, Roma tin subito motibus ibit amor. More Baileyisms by Schulman, Arthur I. / Word Ways			subgrade subgrade modulus subgrade reaction subgradient wind subgrain subgraph subgraywacke Subgroup Subharmonic Subharmonic and Superharmonic Functions subharmonic function subharmonic triggering Subhas Chandra Bose subheading subhedral Subhi, Mustafa Sübhi, Mustafa subhouse drainage system subhuman subhumid climate Subiaco Subic Subic Bay subidiomorphic Subirrigation Subito subjacent subjacent igneous body subjamming visibility Subject subject copy subject index Subject of Law subject to mortgage Subject, Academic Subject, Classification by Subject-Course System of Instruction subject-oriented programming subjective subjective brightness Subjective Factor Subjective Idealism Subjective Method subjective probability Subjectivism Subjugation subjunctive Subkhankulovo subkiloton weapon sublacustrine sublacustrine channel			SUBINSURVPAC Subintentional subinternship Subintestinal subintimal subinvolution subinvolution subinvolution of placental sites subinvolution of placental sites SUBIR SUBIR Subir la calificacion de un papel Subirat Subirat subirrigate subirrigate subirrigated subirrigates subirrigating subirrigation subirrigation SubIS SubIS SUBIT SUBIT Subitaneous Subitany subitary Subitize Subitizing and counting Subito subitus subiungere SUBJ subj. Subja Subja Subja subjacencies subjacencies subjacencies subjacencies subjacency subjacency subjacency subjacency subjacent subjacent subjacent subjacent subjacent igneous body Subjacent Molecular Orbital Subjacent support subjacent tissue subjacent tissue subjacent tissue subjamming visibility subject subject subject subject

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