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Meanings of rhythmic movement in English
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Usage of rhythmic movement in English
1
He was chewing, his jaw working around with a steady, rhythmic movement.
2
What animation in the rhythmic movement from one end to the other!
3
She expressed it in her body; it had a free and rhythmic movement.
4
There was a sense of omnipotence in their rhythmic movement.
5
The imposing mass, with its rhythmic movement, gives the impression of a single organism.
6
Even prose has its peculiar rhythmic movement which constitutes its style and gives impetus.
7
He could tell from the rhythmic movement of her chest that she had fallen asleep.
8
I adjusted my body to that rhythmic movement.
9
Observe the rhythmic movement, with beat and pause.
10
Their strong black bodies swayed in a sort of rhythmic movement even when they were not singing.
11
In addition, rhythmic movement is organizing for the nervous system, so it's a great self-soothing and self-regulating mechanism.
12
The rhythmic movement of these poems makes a natural transition to those selections especially designed as studies in rhythm.
13
The latter ought to be popular, from the nature of its rhythmic movement, and the holy merriment it carries.
14
The text is read twice clearly, and another rhythmic movement follows when the books are replaced on the shelves.
15
This would restore the emphatic wave or spiral line, which always conveys the sense of rhythmic movement in a design.
16
He was bending to the rhythmic movement of his plane, and all around him as he worked rose billows of shavings.
This collocation consists of:
Rhythmic movement through the time
Rhythmic movement across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common