larghissimo

• Forma aumentativa ou jocosamente pseudoitaliana de 'largo', usada em contextos muito informais para indicar algo extremamente amplo, vasto ou enorme.

An obsolete, humorous or pseudo-Italian intensification of 'large', used in very informal or jocular contexts to mean extremely large.

1. Extremely slow tempoC2formal

   A musical tempo marking indicating the slowest possible speed, slower than largo.

   Tempo extremamente lento

   • The symphony's opening movement was marked larghissimo, creating a profound sense of stillness.
   • The conductor chose a larghissimo tempo for the adagio, emphasizing its solemnity.
   • Playing the piece larghissimo requires immense control and breath support from the musicians.