Largo and Slow

Largo

Largo adjective - Very slow in tempo and broad in manner.
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Synonyms for Largo

Slow and largo are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Slow" instead an adjective "Largo".

Slow

Slow adjective - At a slow tempo.
Usage example: the band played a slow waltz

Largo and slow are semantically related. You can use "Largo" instead an adjective "Slow".

Nearby Words: slowness, slowed, slowly, slowing, slowdown

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Both words in one sentence

  • You Shall Not Pass: In Fall of Damnos, when Scipio's squad find themselves being chased down by a pack of Flayed Ones, brothers Largo and Brakkius offer to lay down their already-limping lives to slow the pursuers down.
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