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rhythmic

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Definitions

adj.

Having or marked by a regular, repeated pattern of sound or movement

有节奏的,有规律节拍的

Root Breakdown

Root-derived
rhythmmeasured flow, movement, symmetry
+
-icrelating to, having the nature of
=rhythmic

rhythm (regular beat) + -ic (adjective ending) = 'having a regular beat.' It is the standard adjective form of rhythm and describes anything with a steady, repeating pulse — rhythmic clapping, rhythmic breathing, the rhythmic crash of waves.

Root rhythm still carries 4 more words

Common Collocations

  • 1.rhythmic pattern有节奏的模式
  • 2.rhythmic movement有节奏的动作
  • 3.rhythmic breathing有节律的呼吸
  • 4.rhythmic clapping有节奏的鼓掌
  • 5.rhythmic gymnastics艺术体操

Example Sentences

  • 1.

    The rhythmic clapping of the crowd encouraged the performers.

  • 2.

    She fell asleep to the rhythmic sound of the rain.

  • 3.

    Rhythmic breathing helps runners conserve their energy.

Easily Confused

rhythmic vs rhythmical — Same meaning, but rhythmic is by far the everyday choice; rhythmical is the older, more literary twin and sounds slightly formal or dated. When in doubt, use rhythmic.

Word Forms

Adjective

Comparativemore rhythmic
Superlativemost rhythmic
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