Pronunciation: /ˈrɪðəm/
noun a strong, regular, repeated pattern of movement or sound
A1 I like to dance to the rhythm of the music.
A2 She has a good sense of rhythm when playing the drums.
B1 Learning to play a musical instrument can help improve your sense of rhythm.
B2 The band members had to practice together to get their rhythm just right.
C1 The conductor guided the orchestra with precision and control, maintaining a perfect rhythm.
C2 The dancer moved with such grace and rhythm that the audience was mesmerized.
verb not applicable
A1 I try to rhythm my breathing while running.
A2 She struggled to rhythm her steps with the music.
B1 The dancers were able to rhythm their movements perfectly.
B2 He learned to rhythm his guitar playing with the rest of the band.
C1 The conductor was able to rhythm the entire orchestra effortlessly.
C2 The singer had a natural ability to rhythm her vocals with the instruments.
adjective not applicable
A1 She has a good rhythm when dancing.
A2 The music had a catchy rhythm that made everyone dance.
B1 His speech had a natural rhythm that captivated the audience.
B2 The poem was written with a unique rhythm that flowed beautifully.
C1 The band's performance was flawless, with each member perfectly in sync with the rhythm.
C2 The composer's use of rhythm in the symphony was innovative and groundbreaking.
adverb not applicable
A1 She dances to the rhythm of the music.
A2 The drummer played with a steady rhythm throughout the song.
B1 The students were asked to clap in rhythm with the music.
B2 The conductor guided the orchestra with precision and rhythm.
C1 The poetry recital was delivered with impeccable rhythm and timing.
C2 His speech was delivered with such eloquence and rhythm that captivated the audience.
pronoun not applicable
A1 I like the rhythm of this song.
A2 The rhythm of the dance is easy to follow.
B1 The rhythm of the poem was captivating.
B2 She has a natural sense of rhythm when playing the drums.
C1 The conductor emphasized the importance of maintaining the rhythm during the performance.
C2 The jazz band's rhythm section was outstanding.
preposition not applicable
A1 She dances to the rhythm of the music.
A2 The children clapped their hands in rhythm to the song.
B1 The athletes moved in perfect rhythm with each other during the relay race.
B2 The band members played in perfect rhythm with the conductor.
C1 The dancers synchronized their movements to the rhythm of the drums.
C2 The orchestra played with such precision that the rhythm was flawless.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I like to dance to the rhythm of the music.
A2 She couldn't find the rhythm of the song to sing along.
B1 The team worked together in perfect rhythm to achieve their goal.
B2 The conductor guided the orchestra with precision, keeping the rhythm steady.
C1 The dancer moved with such grace and rhythm that the audience was captivated.
C2 The musician's intricate rhythms mesmerized the crowd, showcasing their talent.
interjection not applicable
A1 Rhythm! I love dancing to the beat of the music.
A2 Rhythm! It's important to have a steady pace when running.
B1 Rhythm! The drummer set the tempo for the band.
B2 Rhythm! The dancers moved in perfect synchrony.
C1 Rhythm! The conductor guided the orchestra with precision.
C2 Rhythm! The jazz band played with incredible timing and skill.
article not applicable
A1 I like to dance to the rhythm of the music.
A2 She has a good sense of rhythm when playing the drums.
B1 The band members practiced together to improve their rhythm.
B2 The conductor guided the orchestra with precision and rhythm.
C1 The dancer's fluid movements were perfectly in sync with the rhythm of the song.
C2 The composer's intricate use of rhythm added depth and complexity to the symphony.
formal The musician struggled to find the right rhythm for the piece.
informal I can never seem to get the rhythm right when dancing.
slang She's got a good rhythm going with her workout routine.
figurative Finding the right rhythm in life can lead to a sense of balance and harmony.
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