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Meanings of cadence in English
Usage of cadence in English
1
He made his point with a compelling cadence of question and answer.
2
In the case of the war stories, military cadence will do fine.
3
The cadence of this reply makes a full close in the conversation.
4
The voice I loved was speaking in its quaint, somewhat drawly cadence:
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She uttered the words with a cadence of grief in her voice.
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There was something in the cadence which sent a chill over him.
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It's exactly the same marketing cadence and pattern as the presidential campaign.
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No lumps now; one turn and all resolved into a perfect cadence.
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His English was lightly accented, and he spoke it perfectly in cadence.
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The rising tide filled the world with its soft and indescribable cadence.
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In his blog, he writes; My cadence was off from the start.
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The question arises-Whatis the nature of the cadence in alliterative verse?
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Forward, the Malays murmured now and then, in sentences of monotonous cadence.
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His voice is rich in cadence; occasionally he will burst into song.
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A body of men will instinctively move in cadence with such music.
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Visual cues provide further insights into things like heart rate and cadence.
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Cadence through the time
Cadence across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common