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Positive or neutral, not sure if I've ready to favor weight or size ... just want to convey some sense of it being massive, but also something that's moving, hence "lots of momentum" as described in the opening post.quote:Originally posted by ShiroKuro:
Negative connotation or positive? Focus on the heaviness aspect or more on the size?
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That got me thinking in a direction that I haven't before.quote:Originally posted by Piano*Dad:
noun, like juggernaut.
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quote:Originally posted by RealPlayer:
I bet they have a word for this in German, since they combine words to get just the right meaning.
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Apologies ... it's for a piece of music (that's not ready for publication yet). Was hoping to find a word that's a bit more descriptive than the usual Italian terms like "adagio" or "moderato."quote:Originally posted by ShiroKuro:
What is it you're wanting to describe? It's awfully hard to come up with a descriptor without the descriptee!
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The most dangerous word in the language is "obvious"