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rhythmic

[rith-mik] / ˈrɪð mɪk /
ADJECTIVE
cadenced
Synonyms


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I climb in after Aunt Tess and then lean my head against the doorframe, feeling the rhythmic clop of the horses’ hooves down Massachusetts Avenue.

From Literature

The enchanting and rhythmic “Dirty Harry” also examines war and soldiers, with its single cover even giving a nod to Stanley Kubrick’s “Full Metal Jacket.”

From Los Angeles Times

They stomped the floor, knocked on the walls, dropped silverware; but nothing made that soft, rhythmic rap.

From Literature

Memorising the choreography without being able to rely on variations in the music -- whose melody and rhythmic pattern hardly changes -- is another challenge.

From Barron's

“Filmmaking is very rhythmic – the music is the story. It’s how to connect music and song with story and character. The subject is telling you how they’re feeling through their art.”

From Salon