agitato
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ag·i·ta·to
(ăj'ĭ-tä'tō) 
adv. & adj. Music
In a restless, agitated style. Used chiefly as a direction.
adv. & adj. Music
In a restless, agitated style. Used chiefly as a direction.
[Italian, past participle of agitare, from Latin agitāre, to agitate. See agitate.]
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- Harmony, Melody, and Structure - agitato: (adj) restless or hurried in manner
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