Pronunciation: /ˈæftərˌbit/
noun a secondary or additional beat in a musical rhythm, occurring after the main beat
A1 I like to dance to the afterbeat of the music.
A2 The afterbeat of the drum adds a nice rhythm to the song.
B1 The band's music has a strong afterbeat that gets the crowd moving.
B2 The afterbeat of the bass guitar really drives the song forward.
C1 The afterbeat of the percussion section was impeccably timed.
C2 The afterbeat of the jazz ensemble was complex and mesmerizing.
verb not applicable
A1 I afterbeat the drum to keep the rhythm.
A2 She afterbeats the eggs before adding them to the mixture.
B1 The dancers afterbeat their movements to the music.
B2 The chef afterbeats the ingredients together to create a delicious dish.
C1 The conductor afterbeats the orchestra to ensure perfect timing.
C2 The choreographer afterbeats the dancers to synchronize their movements.
adjective not applicable
A1 I like the afterbeat rhythm in this song.
A2 The afterbeat drumming really adds to the energy of the music.
B1 The afterbeat guitar solo was the highlight of the concert.
B2 The afterbeat bassline gave the song a funky groove.
C1 The afterbeat percussion section was expertly crafted and added depth to the composition.
C2 The afterbeat syncopation in the jazz piece was a masterful display of musical skill.
adverb not applicable
A1 She danced afterbeat to the music.
A2 The drummer played the afterbeat rhythm perfectly.
B1 The singer sang the afterbeat chorus with enthusiasm.
B2 The band's afterbeat performance was energetic and engaging.
C1 The afterbeat tempo of the song added depth and complexity.
C2 The musician's afterbeat technique was flawless, showcasing years of practice.
pronoun not applicable
A1 Afterbeat is a new term for me.
A2 I heard the term afterbeat in a song.
B1 The afterbeat of the music was catchy.
B2 Afterbeat is an important element in reggae music.
C1 The musician emphasized the afterbeat in their performance.
C2 The afterbeat added depth to the rhythm of the song.
preposition not applicable
A1 I like to dance afterbeat.
A2 She always claps afterbeat at concerts.
B1 The singer's voice was drowned out by the afterbeat of the drums.
B2 The crowd cheered afterbeat when the band finished their performance.
C1 The afterbeat of the music reverberated throughout the stadium.
C2 The dancers moved in perfect synchronization with the afterbeat of the song.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I went to the store afterbeat I finished my homework.
A2 She always checks her phone afterbeat she wakes up in the morning.
B1 Afterbeat we ate dinner, we went for a walk in the park.
B2 The team celebrated their victory afterbeat they won the championship.
C1 Afterbeat the meeting, we will discuss the next steps for the project.
C2 The company announced a merger afterbeat months of negotiations.
interjection not applicable
A1 Afterbeat! I finally finished my homework.
A2 Afterbeat! I can't believe I passed the exam.
B1 Afterbeat! Let's go celebrate our victory.
B2 Afterbeat! We should start planning the project.
C1 Afterbeat! The results exceeded our expectations.
C2 Afterbeat! This achievement is truly remarkable.
article not applicable
A1 I like to clap my hands on the afterbeat.
A2 The afterbeat in this song is really catchy.
B1 The drummer always nails the afterbeat in their performances.
B2 The afterbeat adds a unique rhythm to the music.
C1 The afterbeat is crucial for maintaining the tempo of the song.
C2 The musician's mastery of the afterbeat sets them apart from other performers.
formal The afterbeat in this piece of music adds an interesting rhythmic layer.
informal I love how the afterbeat gives this song a cool groove.
slang The afterbeat in that track is straight fire.
figurative The afterbeat of laughter lingered in the room long after the joke was told.
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