attacco
noun
at·tac·co
əˈtä(ˌ)kō,
-ta-
plural -s
: a motive or short phrase in music presented in contrapuntal imitation and introduced in the course of a composition as development or as the feature of a fugue exposition
Word History
Etymology
Italian, literally, attachment, connection, from attaccare to attach, attack
- Confervoideae
- confess
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- confessarius
- confessed
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- confessio
- confessio fidei
- confession
- confession of faith
- confessional
- confessionalism
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