Pronunciation: /ˌætʃiˌɑːkəˈtʊrə/
noun a short grace note played before a main note, typically taking half or more of the time value of the main note
A1 An acciaccatura is a short, grace note that is played quickly before a main note in music.
A2 In music, an acciaccatura is often used to add ornamentation to a melody.
B1 The pianist added an acciaccatura to the piece, giving it a more lively and dynamic feel.
B2 The acciaccatura in the violin solo added a touch of elegance to the performance.
C1 The composer's use of acciaccatura throughout the symphony demonstrated his attention to detail and musicality.
C2 The acciaccatura played by the flutist showcased her technical skill and precision in the performance.
formal The pianist executed the acciaccatura flawlessly, adding a touch of elegance to the piece.
informal I love how the acciaccatura gives that extra flair to the music.
slang That acciaccatura was like the cherry on top of the musical sundae.
figurative The acciaccatura in her speech added a playful tone to the conversation.
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