Noun:

படிப்படியான (இயல்) ஒலி ஏற்றம்,

crescendo தமிழ் அர்த்தத்தின் உதாரணம்:

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crescendo's Usage Examples:

The sound began as light pecks on the window, and quickly grew to a crescendo of crashing rocks.

recur throughout the book (Corfu; the sky; crescendos of sound; alcohol ).

Glamour photography hit its crescendo during World War II.

For example, in sheet music there are symbols (crescendos) to indicate that the volume of the song should slowly increase, symbols to play a note short and sharply (staccato) and more.

The Batman melody that is expected is nestled into the undertones, climbing dramatically upwards into the crescendo and falling gently downward, back into the flow.

Cathedral Chorus - About five minutes in length, this last section begins softly, but climbs to a rousing crescendo with trombones and percussion.

crescendos of sound; alcohol ).

The books have been plunging head first toward a crescendo of an ending for sometime now.

Daytime dramas are serialized and are meant to be watched day in and day out in order to see storylines build, crescendo and rebuild once again.

Vincent rides cymbal crescendos and pensive pattering to equally tingling ends, his restrained electronic gurgles providing ambiguous accents.

Since the cars are high performance machines, you'll hear them whine to a crescendo, then pop the exhaust as if it's backfiring.

Most parents who have more than one young child have heard a whine similar to, "Mommy and Daddy, can I sleep in Johnny's room tonight?"Since the cars are high performance machines, you'll hear them whine to a crescendo, then pop the exhaust as if it's backfiring.

Most importantly, that is achieved without saccharine orchestral crescendos or larger-than-life displays of emotion.

Synonyms:

increasing,

Antonyms:

achromatic color, decreasing,