rhythmic
word
Definition
Having a regular pattern of sounds, movements, or beats, often repeating in a predictable way.
Usage & Nuances
Commonly used to describe music, dance, breathing, or any repeated pattern. Often pairs with 'pattern', 'movement', or 'beat'. Not used for general regularity—refers specifically to a sense of rhythm.
Spanish: rítmicoPortuguese (BR): rítmicoPortuguese (PT): rítmicoChinese (Simplified): 有节奏的Chinese (Traditional): 有節奏的Hindi: लयबद्धArabic: إيقاعيBengali: ছন্দোময়Russian: ритмичныйJapanese: リズミカルVietnamese: có nhịp điệuKorean: 리드미컬한 - 박자가 있는Turkish: ritmikUrdu: ردھم دارIndonesian: berirama
Example Sentences
There's something calming about the rhythmic crashing of ocean waves.
natural
The drummer played a rhythmic beat.
basic
She moved in a rhythmic way to the music.
basic
I like the rhythmic sound of the train.
basic
His breathing was slow and rhythmic, helping him relax.
natural
Their footsteps grew rhythmic as they walked together in perfect sync.
natural