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Meanings of viola in English
Genus of plants; violets.
Catalan
genus viola Synonyms
Examples for "violets"
Examples for "violets"
1
Such shrinking violets, however, are less and less common among China's affluent.
2
The room was all violets and snow-drops; and his eyes grew soft.
3
The birds and the dandelions and the violets are all my friends.
4
He is like the violets that laugh in spring at the sun.
5
And for the little mother there were the violets and a note:
1
Averan looked up and, despite the heartsease, his words filled her with sadness.
2
Between that rose and this heartsease my poor child was ill.
3
Hadria carried still the drooping yellow heartsease that the little girl had given her.
4
Here was escape, heartsease, happiness-herein this bottled impishness.
5
Did you happen to notice the bed of heartsease?
1
Let unconcern and heart's ease once more take possession of thy solemn features.
2
Therefore his search for her became his own secret and for his own heart's ease.
3
The term " heart's ease" has signified a cordial which is comforting to the heart.
4
There is the land of pure heart's ease, where no ache or sorrow of spirit can enter.
5
The thought is heart's ease.
1
It was her heart's delight to drink tea with the young ladies.
2
She is my heart's delight, and the desire of my desire.
3
In many ways they are, I gather, O heart's delight, one and the same.
4
You can consume, consume, consume to your heart's delight.
5
There, ducky, my heart's delight, I will return immediately.
1
Johnny jump up, jiggle joggle and Johnny go to bed at noon.
2
Johnny jumped up and dragged me up by my sweat shirt.
3
Examined the display of the Cascade Diaper Service; the Bathmaster; and Johnny Jump Up.
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Usage of viola in English
1
The viola would stand in a more proper relation to the violoncello.
2
We apply for a job as first viola with the Israeli Philharmonic.'
3
Not the violin or the cello-theviola: underdog of all orchestral instruments.
4
Introduction by Kenneth Young to Peter Adams' Sonata for clarinet and viola.
5
Australian based experimental viola player and composer performing in Wellington this week.
6
I'm reminded of one of the viola-player jokes musicians love so much.
7
Meanwhile, I handed her the viola case, and she took it absently.
8
What's the difference between a viola section and a pot of yoghurt?
9
The viola, especially in modern French works-Ravel ,Debussy ,Samazeuil-has aprominentpart.
10
If Alex was writing for the viola, he was writing for her.
11
She first auditioned in 1982 for both the violin and viola roles.
12
Nothing flashy, just pure competence and an obvious love for the viola.
13
The viola had seemed to be the only thing on his mind.
14
It felt like nothing, but viola, there was a sleeping bag inside.
15
The second movement is different -slower, sadder, carried along by mournful viola.
16
Five years ago, 21-year-old Georgia Steel hadn't picked up a viola.
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Viola through the time
Viola across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common