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Meaning of Forte
The primary meaning of the word "Forte" is related to something being strong, powerful, or loudly pronounced, often used in music to indicate a loud or strong part of a composition.
Definitions
- Used in music to indicate that a piece or part should be played loudly
- Something done with great energy, strength, or intensity
- A person's strong point or most skilled area
Etymology of Forte
The word "Forte" originates from the Italian language, derived from the Latin word "fortis," meaning strong or powerful
Historically, it was first used in music in the 17th century to indicate a loud or strong passage, and its usage has since expanded to include other contexts where strength, power, or intensity are emphasized
Example Uses
- The musician's forte was playing the piano, and she performed a beautiful forte section in the concerto
- The company's forte is innovation, and they have developed many groundbreaking products
- The singer's voice was at its forte when she belted out the final chorus