sciolto
adverb (or adjective)
sciol·to
ˈshȯl(ˌ)tō
1
: with freedom and without strictness —used as a direction in music
2
: with detachment and without legato in musical performance
Word History
Etymology
Italian (past participle of sciogliere to loosen), from Latin exsolutus, past participle of exsolvere to loosen, untie release
- lose (something) in translation
- lose (to)
- lose all self-control
- lose consciousness
- lose count
- lose everything
- lose face
- lose faith in
- lose favor
- lose ground
- lose heart
- lose in translation
- lose it
- lose momentum
- lose money
- lose no time
- lose one's appetite
- lose one's balance
- lose one's bearings
- lose one's composure
- lose one's cool
- lose one's cool/composure
- lose one's grip
- lose one's head
- lose one's heart