Antonym: fortissimo. Similar words: fortissimo, pianist, utopianism, humanitarianism, dissimilar, latissimus, dissimilate, dissimulate. Meaning: ['pɪə'nɪsɪməʊ] 
n. (music) low loudness. adj. chiefly a direction or description in music; very soft. adv. a direction in music; to be played very softly.
n. (music) low loudness. adj. chiefly a direction or description in music; very soft. adv. a direction in music; to be played very softly. 
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1. The symphony ends in a pianissimo.
2. Repeat starting pianissimo and making a crescendo to forte and then a diminuendo.
3. An eerie, moonlit pianissimo, ever repeating the same figure slightly changed, slowly grows a ff sonoramente.
4. A sudden crescendo forces the music from pianissimo back to forte in only half a bar.
5. The lowest level of sonority, the pianissimo , must also be totally effortless in its production.
6. Control over the full range from thunderous chords to glittering passage work to a mere whisper of a pianissimo was total.
7. I hugged him, then traced lines on his biceps, around his back, a five-finger exercise pianissimo.
8. The singer is capable of delicacy[Sentencedict.com], as well; the occasional pianissimo utterance takes you aback.
9. The slow movement of this performance is particularly fine, with pianissimos that have you catching your breath.
10. Before the listener knows where he is, the mounting tension is lifted in a pianissimo anticlimax.
11. My property ends by the bushes; The symphony ends in a pianissimo.
12. Fred: It's true. But the total counterpoint is so pianissimo.
13. How do you get a violist to play a passage pianissimo tremolando?
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