Rhythmic: meaning, definitions and examples

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rhythmic

[ ˈrɪðmɪk ]

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music

Characterized by rhythm; having a strong, regular, repeated pattern of movement or sound.

Synonyms

beat, cadenced, musical

Examples of usage

The rhythmic beat of the drums echoed through the concert hall.
She danced to the rhythmic music with grace and precision.

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poetry

Having a flowing rhythm; harmonious and melodious in a poetic manner.

Synonyms

flowing, harmonious, melodic

Examples of usage

The poet's rhythmic verses captivated the audience with their beauty.
Her rhythmic rhymes created a soothing effect on the listeners.

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movement

Moving or operating in a patterned, recurring manner.

Synonyms

patterned, recurring, regular

Examples of usage

The rhythmic movement of the waves calmed her mind.
The dancers moved in perfect rhythmic synchronization.

Translations

Translations of the word "rhythmic" in other languages:

🇵🇹 rítmico

🇮🇳 तालबद्ध

🇩🇪 rhythmisch

🇮🇩 ritmis

🇺🇦 ритмічний

🇵🇱 rytmiczny

🇯🇵 リズミカル

🇫🇷 rythmique

🇪🇸 rítmico

🇹🇷 ritmik

🇰🇷 리드미컬한

🇸🇦 إيقاعي

🇨🇿 rytmický

🇸🇰 rytmický

🇨🇳 有节奏的

🇸🇮 ritmičen

🇮🇸 taktfastur

🇰🇿 ырғақты

🇬🇪 რიტმული

🇦🇿 ritmik

🇲🇽 rítmico

Word origin

The word 'rhythmic' originated from the Greek word 'rhythmikos' which means 'relating to rhythm'. The concept of rhythm has been essential in music, poetry, and dance since ancient times. The rhythmic patterns have been used to create harmony, flow, and synchronization in various art forms. Over the years, the term 'rhythmic' has evolved to describe anything that has a strong, regular pattern of movement or sound.