rhythm¹ /ridhm or rithm/

1. Regular recurrence, esp of stress or of long and short sounds
2. A pattern of recurrence
3. An ability to sing, move, etc rhythmically
4. A regular and harmonious pattern of shapes, colours, etc (art)

rhythˈmal adjective

rhythmed /ridhmd or rithmd/ adjective

rhythˈmic or rhythˈmical adjective

rhythˈmic noun

(also rhythˈmics sing) the science or theory of rhythm

rhythˈmically adverb

rhythmicˈity noun

rhythˈmist noun

A person skilled in rhythm

rhythˈmize or rhythˈmise transitive verb

To subject to rhythm

To act in or observe rhythm

rhythmˈless adjective

rhythmomˈeter noun

A kind of metronome

rhythmopoeia /-ō-pēˈyə/ noun

(Gr poieein to make) the art of composing rhythmically

rhythˈmus noun

Rhythm

rhythm and blues singular noun

A type of music combining the styles of rock'n'roll and the blues

rhythmic gymnastics singular noun

A form of gymnastics in which routines are based around apparatus such as balls, hoops, and ropes

rhythm method noun

A method of birth control requiring the avoidance of sexual intercourse during the period in which conception is most likely to occur

rhythm section noun

1. In a band, those instruments whose main function is to supply the rhythm (usu percussion, guitar, double bass and piano)
2. The players of such instruments

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