rhythmopoeia
/ˌrɪðmə(ʊ)ˈpiːə/Music. historical
noun
Rhythmical composition.
Origin
Early 18th century; earliest use found in Alexander Malcolm (1685–1763). From post-classical Latin rhythmopoeia action of making time or rhythm from ancient Greek ῥυθμοποιία from ῥυθμός + -ποιία.
- projection
- projectional
- projection booth
- projection box
- projection fiber
- projection fibre
- projectionism
- projectionist
- projection lens
- projection printer
- projection printing
- projection room
- projection rule
- projection system
- projection television
- projection test
- projection weld
- projection-welded
- projection welder
- projection welding
- projective
- projective geometry
- projective identification
- projectively
- projective plane