secco in a sentence

Definition

Secco refers to a style of dry wine with minimal residual sugar, and it can also denote a theme of desolation in artistic contexts.

Secco is often used to describe a type of dry wine that has little to no residual sugar.
The artist's latest exhibit, titled "Secco," explores the theme of desolation through stark visuals.
During the summer, we enjoyed a refreshing secco spritz on the patio as the sun set.
The chef recommended the secco pairing for our seafood dish to enhance the flavors.
Her painting depicted a secco landscape, capturing the essence of a barren yet beautiful terrain.