forte

IPA: fˈɔrteɪ

(music) Loud. Used as a dynamic directive in sheet music in its abbreviated form, "f.", to indicate raising the volume of the music. (Abbreviated in musical notation with an f, the Unicode character 1D191.)

Examples of "forte" in Sentences

It is the forte of the army.
It is his one of the fortes.
For all his power, his forte is the short game — chipping and putting.
Gailey's forte is coaching up teams with modest talent and devoid of stars -- i.e.,
As it turned out, I filter the stories, while Tomislav's forte is theory and essays.
My real forte is for Super Smash Brothers, which scarcely qualifies as a fighter as all.
LaMontagne's forte is a strain of wracked, fragile country-blues soaked in exquisite melancholy.
"They think he's not skilled from a sewing standpoint, but his forte is the draping," Garcia explains.
_e. g._, _crescendo poco a poco al forte ed un pochettino accelerando_, is seen to mean merely -- "increase gradually to _forte_ and accelerate a very little bit."
As for the English word forte ` strength, 'it is not the feminine form of the French adjective fort ` strong' but an English "feminization" of the French noun fort
Henry's forte is the edgy, bawdy, irreverent, and (he hopes) funny acoustic ballad, and unwittingly performing such material one day in a pizza joint before an audience of "Miniature Golfers for God" brings him to recalculate the dividends his career has brought him.