Sentences

agitato in a sentence

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Definition

Agitato (adverb): In a restless, agitated manner, often used to describe a tempo in music that conveys emotional intensity or turmoil.

Sample Sentences

  1. The pianist played the piece in an agitated tempo, capturing the emotional turmoil of the composer.
  2. Her agitation was palpable as she paced back and forth, lost in thought.
  3. The conductor signaled for the orchestra to perform the passage agitatissimo, heightening the tension.
  4. His voice rose in agitation as he argued passionately about the issue.
  5. The agitated crowd chanted for change, their voices echoing through the streets.
  6. She felt a wave of agitation wash over her as she awaited the important news.
  7. The storm outside made the atmosphere in the room feel even more agitated and restless.
  8. After receiving the unexpected news, he became visibly agitated, his hands trembling slightly.
  9. The agitated waters reflected the darkening sky, adding to the sense of foreboding.
  10. In the final movement, the music became increasingly agitated, driving the audience to the edge of their seats.

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