Words to Describe staccato
Things staccato often describes ("staccato ________")
- note
- thunder
- report
- articulation
- language
- dots
- laugh
- clatter
- movements
- tones
- footsteps
- fire
- bowing
- bass
- notes
- figure
- cry
- precision
- manner
- gestures
- beat
- emphasis
- dialogue
- speech
- succession
- breathing
- way
- impression
- cough
- playing
- whisper
- song
- chorus
- sounds
- warning
- passages
- phrase
- gaiety
- tat
- quality
- gunfire
- dot
- cries
- spanish
- accent
- version
- brilliance
- roar
- english
- melody
- french
- phrases
- sentence
- marks
- burst
- bursts
- message
- abruptness
- pattern
- voice
- noise
- style
- sound
- delivery
- tune
- passage
- rhythm
- pace
- monotone
- conversation
- chords
- questions
- prose
- fashion
- music
- repetition
- form
- sort
- crackling
- exclamation
- signs
- speed
- chord
- sentences
- laughter
- bark
- accompaniment
- effect
- tone
- call
- movement
- steps
How staccato often is described ("________ staccato")
- comfortable
- jerky
- light
- brisk
- swift
- play
- wonderful
- pitched
- excited
- high
- sudden
- gentle
- dull
- brilliant
- hard
- clear
- harsh
- rhythmic
- angry
- firm
- more
- less
- steady
- slurred
- heavy
- monotonous
- taut
- impatient
- slow
- furious
- shrill
- perfect
- loud
- fierce
- arm
- brittle
- emphatic
- rapid
- nervous
- amiable
- precise
- faint
- easy
- fast
- quiet
- frenzied
- difficult
- mechanical
- deafening
- hoarse
- usual
- full
- constant
- crisp
- accelerated
- vigorous
- gun
- fire
- abrupt
- short
- delicate
- irregular
- dry
- somewhat
- pretty
- thunderous
- savage
- true
- quick
- beautiful
- violent
- clipped
- wild
- like
- cornet
- semi
- familiar
- breathless
- continuous
- unlovely
- muffled
- lively
- fluttered
- strange
- soft
- sharp
- brief
