Melodic
Rhythmic
Rhythmic adjective - Marked by or occurring with a noticeable regularity in the rise and fall of sound.
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Synonyms for Rhythmic
Melodic and rhythmic are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Melodic" instead an adjective "Rhythmic".
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Related pairs
- lyrical and melodic
- lyrical and rhythmic
- musical and melodic
- musical and rhythmic
- dulcet and melodic
- dulcet and rhythmic
- mellifluous and melodic
- mellifluous and rhythmic
- melodious and melodic
- melodious and rhythmic
- harmonious and melodic
- harmonious and rhythmic
- tuneful and melodic
- tuneful and rhythmic
Both words in one sentence
- Usually begins with a rhythmic part, then a melodic part, then ends with another rhythmic part.
Source: Hardcore Techno - As in, disorganized, non-rhythmic, non-melodic noise with indecipherable screaming.
Source: Death Metal -
They are best known for their fusion of high speed melodic, rhythmic rapping and harmonizing vocals.
Source: Music / Bone Thugs-n-Harmony
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