forte

5 letters in word "forte": E F O R T.

Anagrams of forte:

• fetor

• ofter

Words found within forte:

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• Definitions:
• an asset of special worth or utility; "cooking is his forte" (music) with great loudness the stronger part of a sword blade between the hilt and the foible used chiefly as a direction or description in music; "the forte passages in the composition" used as a direction in music; to be played relatively loudly
• In fencing, forté is "the strong part" of the blade—the one third closest to the hilt. The "strength" refers to the control established over the opponent's weapon upon contact of one's forte with the opponent's foible (a situation of favourable leverage). See also parry and malparry.
• The Fast On-orbit Rapid Recording of Transient Events (FORTE) satellite was launched into low Earth orbit about 8:30 a.m. on August 29, 1997 on a Pegasus XL rocket. ...
• The Italian term for "loud", indicated in the musical score by the marking "f".
• To be played very loudly.
• An Italian term meaning loud.
• Dynamic marking meaning “loud;” notated as f.
• is a term applied to the third to half of the blade nearest the hilt, where strength is greatest.
• It.: "strong". Dynamic mark: loud.
• to play or sing music loudly (a "dynamic")
• Loud (symbol is "f") (Little known trivia fact: the piano [instrument] was actually known by the more formal name of 'fortepiano' because, as the combination of those two Italian words suggests, it could be loud and soft at the same time; as contrasted with the harpsichord.)
• ('f') – Loud. You might also see 'ff' – fortissimo, ie 'very loud'. Keep adding 'f's and it gets louder still. You're unlikely to see more than 2 f's in G+S scores though.
• Loud. (As opposed to piano, or soft.) Forte is abbreviated as f.Fortissimo (very loud), as ff. Mezzo forte (moderately loud), as mf. Used inmusical notation and in descriptions of instrument expression, especiallyreproducing pianos.
• This is the part of the blade that extends from the hilt to the middle of the blade.
• a loud / strong dynamic level
• portion of a blade closest to the handle.
• fortissimo Loud; very loud.
• loud. (The percussion section saw the forte mark on their music and played the music with a booming sound.) forte
• dynamic marking indicating that a piece of music is to be played loudly; forte is notated by a lowercase f (2-8).
• Loud or strong; the symbol " f ".
• Portion of blade between hilt and mid-blade (is thought to be the stronger blade area).
• A dynamic indication in a piece of music, meaning loud.
• An Italian term indicating a loud dynamic level.
• loud'…indicated in a musical score by the marking 'f'. It appears in the superlative form fortissimo, very loud. The letter f is an abbreviation of forte, ff an abbreviation of fortissimo, with fff or more rarely ffff even louder.
• loud, strong

• fortalices ←
• fortalice ←
• fort ←
• forte
• → forted
• → fortepianist
• → fortepianists