Largo ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

Largo ( adjective )

1. Played in a slow, broad manner.
2. Having a wide range or scope.

Origin:

Italian, from latin largus, from largus abundant, generous, from largus abundant, generous.

Examples:

1. The musician played the largo movement of the concerto with great feeling.
2. The company's largo vision was to expand to the international market.
3. The dancers performed the largo with a graceful and slow tempo.
4. The largo melody was accompanied by a simple yet elegant piano accompaniment.
5. The novel's largo scope covers several different time periods and locations.

(As a noun)

Largo ( noun )

1. Played in a slow, broad manner.
2. Having a wide range or scope.

Origin:

Italian, from latin largus, from largus abundant, generous, from largus abundant, generous.

Examples:

1. The musician played the largo movement of the concerto with great feeling.
2. The company's largo vision was to expand to the international market.
3. The dancers performed the largo with a graceful and slow tempo.
4. The largo melody was accompanied by a simple yet elegant piano accompaniment.
5. The novel's largo scope covers several different time periods and locations.