con brio
adverb
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adv
Etymology: From Italian con brio (literally “with vigor”).
- With spirit, with vigor; vivaciously (used as a musical direction).
“She ate, drank, worked, danced, and made love in exactly the same way: con brio.”
“The bags were obviously heavy but she carried them con brio, her back straight, her low heels clicking briskly.”