polymetric
/ˌpɒlɪˈmɛtrɪk/Music and Prosody
adjective
Using or combining two or more metres, rhythms, or time signatures.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Times. From poly- + metric.
- ultra-careful
- ultracentrifugal
- ultracentrifugation
- ultracentrifuge
- ultra-clean
- ultracold
- ultraconservatism
- ultraconservative
- ultracrepidarian
- ultracritical
- ultradian
- ultra-fashionable
- ultra-fast
- ultrafiltration
- ultra-fine
- ultra-high frequency
- ultraism
- ultraist
- ultralight
- ultramafic
- ultramarathon
- ultramarathoner
- ultramarine
- ultramicroscope
- ultramicroscopic