Toscana
- proper noun
- PGA Secretary Paul Levy is the president of club operations and development for Sunrise Company, and the chief executive officer at Toscana Country Club in Indian Wells, Calif.
- Di Toscana
And Siena is another beautiful city in Toscana.
- And Siena is another beautiful city in Toscana.
Examples
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La Toscana? - That's how you say Tuscany.
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Many artists have drawn inspiration from the stunning scenery of Toscana, making it a cultural hub.
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So, tomorrow, we're going to La Toscana.
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I am obsessed with their Toscana soup.
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I tried Spice Angel Hair Toscana at a restaurant here in Cincinnati Saturday night.
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...the classic tomato sauce from Toscana.
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How does one come by front-row aisle seats for a first night at the Opera Toscana with one day's notice?
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After one more exploratory trip to Tuscany, I might even be adventurous enough to lead a group of enthusiastic photographers on a guided photo tour of Toscana.
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I visited Toscana last summer and was captivated by its beautiful landscapes and rich history.
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The wine produced in Toscana is famous around the world for its exceptional quality.
Synonyms
A region in central Italy with beautiful hills, old towns, and famous wine
Surface Forms
Etymology
Toscana is the Italian name for the region English speakers call Tuscany, and it comes from the name of the old people who lived there, the Tusci. So Toscana once meant 'land of the Tusci', which is why it still names that region famous for its art, history and hills.