1) Hushed 2) In an undertone 3) Quietly 4) So as not to be overheard 5) Under the breath 6) Whispered
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in an undertone i.e. quietly
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Sotto voce (eɪ; lang, literally `under voice`) means intentionally lowering the volume of one`s voice for emphasis. The speaker gives the impression of uttering involuntarily a truth which may surprise, shock, or offend. Galileo Galilei`s (probably apocryphal) utterance `Eppur si muove` (`Nonetheless, [the Earth] does move`), spoken after...
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[music] In music, sotto voce (eɪ; Italian for `under voice`) is a dramatic lowering of the vocal or instrumental volume — not necessarily pianissimo, but a definitely hushed tonal quality. An example of sotto voce occurs in the Lacrimosa from Mozart`s Requiem Mass in D Minor, in which the singers lower their volume for emphasis. A tonal ...
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• Spoken low or in an undertone. • With a restrained voice or moderate force; in an undertone.
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in an undertone i.e. quietly
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Sot`to vo'ce [ Italian ]
1. (Mus.) With a restrained voice or moderate force; in an undertone.
2. Spoken low or in an undertone.
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In music, sotto voce means with a restrained voice or moderate force.
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in an undertone i.e. quietly
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adv] - in an undertone
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sotto voce (SAH toh VOH chee; SAWT taw VAW che) 1. In soft tones, so as not to be overheard; in an undertone: 'Say it sotto voce, they say, knowing full well that to shout about it would invite ridicule.' 2. In a soft voice. 3. Music In very soft tones; used chiefly as a direction. 4. Etymology: from Italian, literally, 'under voice', from so......
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[Wuthering Heights] under one's breath, so as not to be overheard
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in a low voice adverb in an undertone; `he uttered a curse sotto voce`
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softly, in a low voice
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