vite

be played in a quickened manner Definition of 'vite' 1. (of a piece of music) to be played in a quickened manner. adverb. 2. in a quickened manner.

noun. sö·​vite. ˈsœ̅ˌvīt. plural -s. : a dike rock composed of magmatic calcite and accessory apatite, biotite, and manganophyllite.

From Latin vegetus (“lively, animated”).

noun. [ feminine ] /'vite/ (pianta) vine , grapevine.

: veet (long ee, like in French) That is not: vit, vai-tee, vee-tay, etc.

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: smoothly polite and agreeable. a suave young man. suavely adverb.

Synonyms of so

• therefore.
• thus.
• consequently.
• hence.
• accordingly.
• in consequence.
• wherefore.
• thereupon.

Italian: apparently a nickname or a topographic name from vite '(grape)vine'. Galician: habitational name from any of several places called Vite in A Coruña Galicia (Spain). Hispanic (mainly Mexico): altered form of German Witte .

vite in American English [‹ F: rapid, quickly, OF viste, of uncert.

Adjective. vite (plural vites)

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