Pronunciation: /ʌnˈrɪðmɪkəl/
adjective describing something that lacks rhythm or is not rhythmic
A1 The baby's first attempts at clapping were unrhythmical.
A2 The beginner drummer's playing was unrhythmical and inconsistent.
B1 The dance group struggled to synchronize their movements, resulting in an unrhythmical performance.
B2 The orchestra's rendition of the classical piece was criticized for being unrhythmical.
C1 The professional dancer's unrhythmical footwork was surprising given her years of experience.
C2 Despite his talent, the musician's unrhythmical timing caused discord within the band.
formal The unrhythmical pattern of the music made it difficult for the orchestra to stay in sync.
informal I can't dance to this unrhythmical beat, it's throwing me off.
slang The song sounded so unrhythmical, I couldn't even bob my head to it.
figurative Her unrhythmical speech made it hard for anyone to follow her train of thought.
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