Similar words: descend, descendant, condescend, phosphorescent, descent, quiescent, senescent, adolescent. Meaning: [krɪ'ʃendəʊ] 
n. (music) a gradual increase in loudness. v. grow louder. adj. gradually increasing in volume.
n. (music) a gradual increase in loudness. v. grow louder. adj. gradually increasing in volume. 
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31. The crescendo of firearms climaxed when a 20-year - old man accidentally shot and killed his girlfriend.
32. It reached a crescendo, though, in December with altercations at the Lindale center and at the Moose Lodge.
33. The rumours about Swift were already reaching a crescendo on every stockmarket in the world.
34. The clamour reached a crescendo last year when the full extent of the problems relating to the Solicitors Indemnity Fund emerged.
35. Suddenly the entire dealing room used to explode into a harsh crescendo of directed shouting.
36. Normally, we see this ability reaching an early crescendo between four and six months.
37. They seem to rise in a brief but sometimes piercing crescendo from the area of the stairwell at Cumnor Place.
38. But brightness was in short supply as his players trooped off to a crescendo of boos.
39. There was a tremendous crescendo of noise around the ground.
40. The crescendo is an open-air concert which brings together the world's most renowned tenors, Pavarotti, Domingo and Carreras.
41. To that end it employed a mixture of bribery, smear and downright deceit, climaxing in a crescendo of scaremongering hysteria.
42. The gale reached its crescendo in the evening.
43. The crescendo of noise was con-tinuous.
44. Characteristic is Berlioz's frequent use of the orchestral crescendo.
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46. Repeat starting pianissimo and making a crescendo to forte and then a diminuendo.
47. Ejection murmurs begin after S 1 and are usually crescendo - decrescendo ( diamond - shaped'), ending before S 2.
48. For a moment, things seem to calm down, then a sudden crescendo in the orchestral staccato pumps up a fortissimo, illustrated by a wild, sliding piano part.
49. Comrade Li's excellent presentation on the ambitious future development plans of the Bao An Foreign Trade Base were soon drowned out by the crescendo of great growling gringo stomachs.
50. A sudden crescendo forces the music from pianissimo back to forte in only half a bar.
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