Pronunciation: /ˌæfəˈtuːsoʊ/
adjective showing or expressing affection or warmth
A1 She gave her affettuoso cat a gentle pat on the head.
A2 The affettuoso puppy wagged its tail excitedly when its owner came home.
B1 The affettuoso grandmother hugged her grandchildren tightly as they said goodbye.
B2 The affettuoso couple held hands as they walked through the park.
C1 The affettuoso choir sang with passion and emotion during the concert.
C2 The affettuoso artist poured their heart and soul into every brushstroke of the painting.
adverb in an affectionate or warm manner
A1 She smiled affettuoso at her baby brother.
A2 The old man spoke affettuoso to his loyal dog.
B1 The teacher spoke affettuoso to the students to encourage them.
B2 The singer sang affettuoso, bringing tears to the audience's eyes.
C1 The conductor guided the orchestra with an affettuoso style, eliciting a passionate performance.
C2 The actress delivered her lines with an affettuoso intensity, captivating the audience.
formal The musician played the piece with an affettuoso expression, conveying deep emotion to the audience.
informal She hugged her friend in an affettuoso manner, showing how much she cared.
slang He always talks to his dog in an affettuoso tone, like they're having a deep conversation.
figurative The artist painted the sunset with an affettuoso touch, capturing the warmth and beauty of the moment.
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