Musical
Rhythmic
Rhythmic adjective - Marked by or occurring with a noticeable regularity in the rise and fall of sound.
Usage example: lulled to sleep by the rhythmic sound of her mother's voice reading the Bible
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Synonyms for Rhythmic
Musical and rhythmic are semantically related in cadenced topic. You can use "Musical" instead an adjective "Rhythmic".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- lyrical and musical
- lyrical and rhythmic
- dulcet and musical
- dulcet and rhythmic
- mellifluous and musical
- mellifluous and rhythmic
- melodious and musical
- melodious and rhythmic
- harmonious and musical
- harmonious and rhythmic
- tuneful and musical
- tuneful and rhythmic
- euphonious and musical
- euphonious and rhythmic
Both words in one sentence
- Rhythm was instead determined by rhythmic mode, and songs were in one of different musical modes instead of specifically minor or major.
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Delilah: I suppose this is the part where we enter an alternate reality and I lay it out for you lot by a sanguine musical vocalization and rhythmic capering about isn't it?
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On your surreal 8-bit adventure you'll solve a variety of musical/environmental puzzles, fight super-rhythmic monsters, and shift back and forth between the real world and the world of dreams.
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