Decrepitation
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1909 · p. 66
Decrescendo, (de-kres-shen'do.) a. [lt.] ( Mus .) The reverse of crescendo, viz., a gradual diminishing of the sound. The executing of the D. is very difficult, whether on one or more notes. Like the crescendo, it is also frequently combined with a slight ritardando, especially in descending pa ages. It is frequently marked thus, Decrescent, (de-kres'ent,) a. [Lat. decrescens, from decresco. See DECREASE.] Growing le ; decreasing; becoming le by gradual diminution or decay.
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