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Meanings of rhythmic in English
Usage of rhythmic in English
1
Now it unfolded; it burst its bounds; it was a rhythmic stampede.
2
We could see the rhythmic motion of the fan-drill in the pews.
3
The balance of the rhythmic clauses never obscures or overloads the sense.
4
And in the north the ominous murmur had become a rhythmic roar.
5
He runs in a relaxed, easy, rhythmic fashion from start to finish.
6
Soon they hear the dim rhythmic slapping of rubber boots on stone.
7
Now, please march in two rows; keep rhythmic step with one another.
8
The little place was filled with the rhythmic thunder of the sea.
9
No longer did she move to the rhythmic drumming of her heart.
10
The Finale lingered in a certain rhythmic monotony full of plaintive weariness.
11
Her voice died in an unintelligible murmur, and the rhythmic swaying recommenced.
12
The three lines in the middle, with rhythmic ripples, show the overtones.
13
The screen blanked; a rhythmic cacophony blasted from its single tiny speaker.
14
They stood on the bridge and listened to the rhythmic hypnotic knocking.
15
Seasons and times; Life and Fate-all are remarkably rhythmic, metric, regular throughout.
16
Suddenly the creature began shaking his head in a slow, rhythmic undulation.
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Rhythmic through the time
Rhythmic across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common