Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
sordo
Adjective
/ˈsɔːrdəʊ/

Definition
A term used in specific contexts, often in the arts or music, to denote something that is muted or soft in sound.

Examples
- The orchestra played the sordo passage beautifully, creating a haunting atmosphere.
- In the painting, the colors were applied in a sordo manner, giving it a soft and dreamy look.
- She spoke in a sordo voice, careful not to disturb the sleeping baby.

Meaning
The word ‘sordo’ is typically used to describe a subdued or muffled quality, especially in relation to sound, resulting in a less intense auditory experience.

Synonyms
- soft
- muted
- subdued
- quiet
- dull