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Meanings of basso in English
Usage of basso in English
1
The basso continuo had been in use for some time before this.
2
Brightman boomed, displaying a basso voice powerful enough to wake cemetery sleepers.
3
The stout basso moved slowly to Krayne, who braced himself for trouble.
4
So she has returned, she said in a hoarse basso voice.
5
For, of the four singers, only the basso had any conception of time.
6
The centaur's head snapped around, and he snarled in a sudden, harsh basso.
7
A moment later, a heavily accented basso voice emerged from a crackling speaker box.
8
Then a basso bellow shook the hilltop and froze even Aurora for a second.
9
And he mimics operatic singers capitally, with sonorous words in mock Italian basso recitative.
10
Mr. Francis just drifted into the choir when we needed a basso very much.
11
His voice came out in a surprisingly smooth, mellow basso.
12
He screamed, a throaty, basso bellow that shook the walls.
13
The basso was explaining the manner in which Malibran gave the air they were practicing.
14
The basso finished his air and the tenor sang another while the curtain was up.
15
He spoke in a warm, mellow basso that had won my heart from the first.
16
Here Noah drew out of his pocket a sort of basso relievo carved in pine.
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Basso through the time
Basso across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common