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Rhythmic
Rhythmic adjective - Marked by or occurring with a noticeable regularity in the rise and fall of sound.
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Common and rhythmic are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Common" instead an adjective "Rhythmic".
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- Custom Uniform: Played straight with the rhythmic gymnastics side of Altair Private Academy; the only thing all the uniforms have in common are classical pink (theatrical pink for exhibitions and competitions) tights and pink ballerina shoes (and even then a few have their own variations on that).
Source: Fan Fic / Rhythmic Pretty Cure -
I Thought That Was: Rithmatics can be confused with 'rithmetics, the common colloquialisation of Arithmetic (simply, one field of Mathematics), or Rhythmatics, 'rhythmic gymnastics'; or just exercises to different rhythms based on level in general.
Source: Literature / The Rithmatist -
The birth of hip-hop turned once common household record players into an instrument in the form of "scratching," whereby a DJ moves an in-play record back and fourth on it's turntable to produce a rhythmic scratch or manipulate the recording.
Source: Everything Is an Instrument
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