| ADJECTIVE | all | rhythmical, rhythmic | recurring with measured regularity |
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| Meaning | recurring with measured regularity. | |
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| Example | "rhythmical prose" | |
| Synonym | rhythmic | |
| Narrower | Adonic | Having a rhythm consisting of a dactyl followed by a spondee or a trochee |
| Sapphic | A meter used by Sappho and named after her | |
| cadenced, cadent | marked by a rhythmical cadence | |
| chantlike, intoned, singsong | Uttered in a monotonous cadence or rhythm as in chanting | |
| danceable | Suitable for dancing | |
| jazzy | resembling jazz / jazz (especially in its rhythm) | |
| lilting, swinging, swingy, tripping | Characterized by a buoyant rhythm | |
| measured, metrical, metric | The rhythmic arrangement of syllables | |
| syncopated | stressing a normally weak beat | |
| throbbing | pounding or beating strongly or violently | |
| See also | regular | In accordance with fixed order or procedure or principle |
| Opposite | unrhythmical, unrhythmic | not rhythmic |
| Spanish | rítmico | |
| Catalan | rítmic | |
| Nouns | rhythm | recurring at regular intervals |
| Adverbs | rhythmically | in a rhythmic manner |
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