Allegro and Lively

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Allegro adverb - In a quick and lively tempo.

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Lively and allegro are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Lively" instead an adverb "Allegro".

Lively adverb - In a quick and spirited manner.

Usage example: now then, step lively there

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Allegro and lively are semantically related. You can use "Allegro" instead an adverb "Lively".

Nearby Words: liveliness, liven

P.D.Q. Bach's "Howdy Symphony" features an example of Spanish-or-Italian-or-Something-O in its first movement, "Allegro con mucho brio," which, according to Peter Schickele, means "lively, with lots of French cheese."

Source: El Spanish O

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