Ellipsis of a rigor di termini.

more than double / in great abundance

(proscribed) at times, sometimes

(typically with di or da) sheltered, protected (from) / very close or near; (also with di) physically or geographically close (to) / very close or near; (also with di) temporally close / very close or near; (also figurative) (from) close behind; trailing / (literary) on (on one's person)

Alternative form of appieno

obliquely, sideways, aslant

according to

(rare) Alternative form of avvenire

grudgingly, reluctantly, unwillingly

intermittently