eurythmics
/jʊˈrɪðmɪks/
noun
- A system of training through movement, music, and rhythm, often used in education and therapy to develop coordination and expression.
- Eurythmics is sometimes used in special education to help students with sensory integration.
- She studied eurythmics as a way to combine her love of dance and music therapy.
- The school offers eurythmics classes to help children improve their motor skills.
- Harmonious and rhythmic bodily movements, especially in dance or performance.
- In ancient Greece, eurythmics was considered essential for a well-rounded education.
- The troupe's eurythmics captivated the audience with its perfect timing.
- The workshop focused on eurythmics as a form of artistic expression.