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con amore
[ kon uh-mawr-ee, -mawr-ey, -mohr-ee, -mohr-ey, kohn; Italian kawn ah-maw-re ]
adverb
- (italics) Italian. with love, tender enthusiasm, or zeal.
- tenderly and lovingly (used as a musical direction).
con amore
/ k蓲n 忙藞m蓴藧r瑟 /
adjective
- music (to be performed) lovingly
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of con amore1
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of con amore1
Example Sentences
He ever kept himself abreast of the science of the day, and devoted his abilities and energies, con amore, to the benefitting of men鈥檚 souls as well as their bodies.
Phil wooed a fair one, Kate; She met him con amore.
It was said that the present Duke of St. Albans, the grand falconer, would take to the sport con amore, and not as a mere form; but this is very far indeed from being the case.
Really it was very pleasant to drop in this way into the centre of a genial circle, and I found my spirits rising fast as we talked together, con amore, of cricket, boating, hunting.
For by far the larger proportion if not indeed nearly the whole of these life-savers work con amore, and a mishap or positive disaster is often to them an agonising disappointment.
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