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rhythmic

/'riðmik/ Cách viết khác : (rhythmical) /'riðmikəl/
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Word: Rhythmic

Part of Speech: Adjective

Definition: The word "rhythmic" describes something that has a regular pattern or beat. It often refers to sounds, movements, or actions that happen in a repeated and organized way, similar to music or dance.

Usage Instructions:
  • You can use "rhythmic" to describe anything that has a steady rhythm, such as music, poetry, or even the way someone moves while dancing.
  • It is often used in contexts related to art, music, physical activities, and nature.
Examples:
  1. In Music: "The drummer played a rhythmic beat that made everyone want to dance."
  2. In Nature: "The waves crashed against the shore in a rhythmic pattern."
  3. In Poetry: "The poet used a rhythmic style that made the lines flow beautifully."
Advanced Usage:

In more advanced contexts, "rhythmic" can be used to describe complex patterns in various fields, such as: - Sports: "The runner's rhythmic breathing helped him maintain his pace." - Dance: "The ballet performance was characterized by its rhythmic movements and grace."

Word Variants:
  • Rhythm (noun): The pattern of sounds or movements.
    • Example: "The rhythm of the music was infectious."
  • Rhythmical (adjective): Another form of "rhythmic," often used interchangeably.
    • Example: "She danced with rhythmical grace."
Different Meanings:

While "rhythmic" primarily relates to a pattern or beat, it can also describe anything that has a regular, repeating quality, such as: - Rhythmic patterns in nature: Like the changing seasons. - Rhythmic routines in daily life: Such as a morning exercise routine.

Synonyms:
  • Regular
  • Repetitive
  • Measured
  • Pulsating
  • Cadenced
Idioms and Phrasal Verbs:
  • "Get into the rhythm": To start to feel comfortable and perform well in a task or activity.

    • Example: "After a few practice sessions, I finally got into the rhythm of playing the guitar."
  • "Out of rhythm": Not in sync or not matching the expected pattern.

Adjective
  1. recurring with measured regularity
    • the rhythmic chiming of church bells- John Galsworthy
    • rhythmical prose

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