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Pronunciation:
[ stɐkˈɑːtə͡ʊ], [ stɐkˈɑːtəʊ], [ s_t_ɐ_k_ˈɑː_t_əʊ]
Staccato is typically used to describe a style of music characterized by short, detached, and distinct notes. However, there are many other words that can be used synonymously with "staccato" to add more dimension and variety to descriptions. Some other synonyms for "staccato" include choppy, abrupt, disconnected, detached, jerky, clipped, and punctuated. Each of these words implies a similar musical style or tone, but they each offer slightly different nuances that can be used to further refine your writing. Whether you're a musician looking to vary your technique or a writer looking to convey a particular mood, these synonyms for "staccato" can help provide a richer experience for your audience.
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Synonyms for Staccato:
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- acoustic ,
- atonal ,
- bass ,
- bluesy ,
- classical ,
- discordant ,
- funky ,
- harmonic ,
- harmonious .
- Ingemination ,
- Iterance ,
- Periodicities ,
- alliteration ,
- alliterations ,
- broken record ,
- chant ,
- chorus ,
- copy ,
- echo ,
- encore ,
- iteracy ,
- iteration ,
- litany ,
- paraphrase ,
- periodicity ,
- perseveration ,
- practice ,
- reappearance ,
- recapitulation ,
- recital ,
- recurrence ,
- redundancy ,
- rehearsal ,
- reiteration ,
- relation ,
- renewal ,
- reoccurrence ,
- repeat ,
- repetitiousness ,
- replication ,
- reproduction ,
- restatement ,
- return ,
- rote ,
- staccatos ,
- tautologies ,
- tautology .
Other synonyms:
- inaudible .
- broken .
Other relevant words:
- Affettuoso ,
- Agitato ,
- Amoroso ,
- Brillante ,
- Capriccioso ,
- Clicking ,
- Enharmonic ,
- Leggiero ,
- Morendo ,
- Parlando ,
- Pitapat ,
- Pulsatile ,
- Pulsative ,
- Pulsatory ,
- Rataplan ,
- Scherzando ,
- Stretto ,
- Thrumming ,
- Tom-tom ,
- Tremolando ,
- Trillando ,
- Unintermission ,
- Unintermitted ,
- Unintermitting ,
- abbandono ,
- absurd ,
- accidental ,
- accrescendo ,
- adagietto ,
- adagio ,
- agilmente ,
- allegretto ,
- allegro ,
- amabile ,
- andante ,
- andantino ,
- appassionatamente ,
- appassionato ,
- arrhythmia ,
- barrage ,
- beat ,
- beating ,
- breve ,
- brusque ,
- cantando ,
- ceaseless ,
- ceaselessness ,
- chaotic ,
- chattering ,
- clipped ,
- con amore ,
- confused ,
- constancy ,
- constant ,
- continual ,
- continuity ,
- crescendo ,
- crotchet ,
- decrescendo ,
- demisemiquaver ,
- detached ,
- diminuendo ,
- discourteous ,
- disjointed ,
- disordered ,
- disorderly ,
- disorganized ,
- distinct ,
- disunited ,
- dolce ,
- dominant ,
- double whole note ,
- drum ,
- drumbeat ,
- drumming ,
- eighth note ,
- execution ,
- expression ,
- fingering ,
- flat ,
- flutter ,
- fluttering ,
- forte ,
- fortissimo ,
- fragmented ,
- garbled ,
- glissando ,
- gruff ,
- half note ,
- hasty ,
- heartbeat ,
- heartthrob ,
- hemidemisemiquaver ,
- illogical ,
- immediate ,
- incessancy ,
- incessant ,
- incoherent ,
- inconsistent ,
- instant ,
- instantaneous ,
- intonation ,
- larghetto ,
- larghissimo ,
- largo ,
- long ,
- machine gun ,
- minim ,
- music-making ,
- musical note ,
- natural ,
- note ,
- oscillating ,
- oscillation ,
- palpitant ,
- palpitation ,
- paradiddle ,
- patter ,
- perennial ,
- performance ,
- perpetual ,
- perpetuity ,
- pianism ,
- pianissimo ,
- piano ,
- pit-a-pat ,
- pitter-patter ,
- pizzicato ,
- pound ,
- pounding ,
- precipitous ,
- prestissimo ,
- presto ,
- pulsating ,
- pulsation ,
- pulse ,
- pulsing ,
- quarter note ,
- quaver ,
- rallentando ,
- rapid ,
- rapid succession ,
- rapidity ,
- rat-a-tat ,
- regular ,
- regularity ,
- rendering ,
- rendition ,
- repeated ,
- repercussion ,
- repetition ,
- report ,
- rhythm ,
- rhythmic ,
- rhythmical ,
- ritardando ,
- ritenuto ,
- roll ,
- rubato ,
- ruff ,
- ruffle ,
- scattered ,
- scherzo ,
- semibreve ,
- semiquaver ,
- separate ,
- sharp ,
- sixteenth note ,
- sixty-fourth note ,
- slur ,
- sordo ,
- sotto voce ,
- spatter ,
- spattering ,
- spiccato ,
- split ,
- splutter ,
- spluttering ,
- sputter ,
- sputtering ,
- steadiness ,
- steady ,
- steep ,
- stuttering ,
- sudden ,
- sustained ,
- sustainment ,
- tattoo ,
- tempo ,
- tercet ,
- thirty-second note ,
- throb ,
- throbbing ,
- thrum ,
- thumping ,
- ticking ,
- tone ,
- touch ,
- triplet ,
- unbroken ,
- unceasing ,
- unchanging ,
- unconnected ,
- uninterrupted ,
- unremitting ,
- unstopped ,
- unvarying ,
- vibrating ,
- vibration ,
- whole note .
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How to use "Staccato" in context?
When practiced properly, the use of staccato can add interest and excitement to a performance. It can also help to create a sense of urgency. Staccato can be used in various combinations with other techniques, to produce various sounds. It is important to use staccato in the correct way, so that the sound it produces is appropriate for the context in which it is being used.
Homophones for Staccato:
- seed coat, side-to-side, stichaeidae, sixty-eight, stage set, stick with, southeast, switch-hit, sweat duct, stakeout, stick to, staghead, sit tight, south side, stacte, stizidae, stockade, sweat suit, southwest, stitched, shaktist, Schick Test, St. Jude, stick out, stuck with, sawdust, stacked, swat squad, set shot, south-west, set aside, sweatsuit, stockist, set-aside, sawtoothed-edged, south-east, South Dakota, sadist, sweat equity, stickweed, stocked, staged, stocked with.
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