Brio Definition

brēō
noun
Animation; vivacity; zest.
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Origin of Brio

  • Italian brio (“finesse, talent”), from Old Provençal briu (“wild”), from Gaulish brīgos (compare Old Irish bríg (“pith, strength”), Welsh bri (“repute, respect”)).

    From Wiktionary

  • Italian from Spanish brio or Provençal briu both of Celtic origin gwerə-1 in Indo-European roots

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

Brio Sentence Examples

  • Discipline, precision and concentration are key elements; sheer brio isn't enough on its own.

  • But it is delivered to the audience with such brio, such attack - and such uniformly excellent acting.

  • Everything is served up with Nielsen's customary brio.

  • Brio is Ammi and Moo's favorite atm, they play together really nicely with it.

  • Like everything else, he did it con brio, often with hair-raising bravado.

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Words Starting With

BBRBRI

Words Ending With

OIORIO

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brio

Words Starting With B and Ending With O

Starts With B & Ends With OStarts With BR & Ends With OStarts With B & Ends With IO

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4 Letter Words4 Letter Words Starting With B4 Letter Words Ending With O