Tace

Definition of Tace:

part of speech: noun

In music, a direction that a particular voice, instrument or part is to be silent for a certain specified time.

Usage examples for Tace:

• And Adele Tace as the story was told of how Harry Wethermill had paid his court to Celia Harland, was seized with a vindictive jealousy. "At the Villa Rose", A. E. W. Mason.

• Adele Tace looked the girl over with interest and smiled contentedly. "At the Villa Rose", A. E. W. Mason.

• And more, it was handed in by a man strongly resembling Hippolyte Tace that we know. "At the Villa Rose", A. E. W. Mason.