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Antonyms:
decrescendo
Often used in the same context:
climax,
fever pitch,
decrescendo,
accelerando,
diminuendo,
chorus,
cacophony,
coda,
fortissimo,
tympani,
glissando,
cacophonic,
denouement,
drumbeat,
zenith,
hallelujahs,
da capo,
tremolos,
shrilling,
descant,
dies irae,
passacaglia,
apotheosis,
fugue,
trill,
tintinnabulation,
chaconne,
ostinato,
obbligato,
cadenza,
peroration,
fanfares,
songlike,
roar,
larghetto,
tumults,
clangor,
dirge,
wail,
keening,
plaintiveness,
ululation,
handclaps,
din,
arpeggio,
staccato,
thud,
apogee,
throb,
melody,
shrieking,
loudness,
pianissimo,
goose bump,
drumfire,
inaudibility,
peal,
yawp,
dissonances,
hosanna,
howl,
riff,
backbeat,
andante,
pizzicato,
kettledrums,
danse macabre,
alleluia,
toccata,
frenzy,
bombast,
whoosh,
thunderclap,
andantino,
threnody,
melisma,
thundering,
tinkles,
altissimo,
yelps,
portamento,
dionysiac,
hoofbeats,
pulsating,
sostenuto,
murmur,
rollick,
heights,
vocalism,
conclusion,
timpani,
anticlimax,
unison,
falsettos,
chromaticism,
tortelier,
caterwaul,
intensity,
chords,
droning,
goosebump,
jangle,
rush,
burst,
blast,
clap,
gush,
swing,
bellow,
blaze,
clatter,
ovation,
climaxes,
finale,
flurry,
hiss,
lunge,
outburst,
lacunar,
ceaseless,
exertional,
heart,
herpetic,
nocturnal,
occasional,
pleuritic,
prodromal,
suffocative,
suppressed,
unceasing,
acute,
anginal,
anginoid,
anginous,
angriest,
antifeminist,
aristophanic,
arthritic
More specific:
swell
Appears in the definition of:
.,
swell
More general:
increase,
intensity,
loudness,
volume
Synonyms:
increasing
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— Adjectives for crescendo:
gradual,
long,
steady,
final,
great,
deafening,
slow,
sudden,
shrill,
rapid,
dramatic,
more...
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