eurythmy
/jʊˈrɪðmi/
noun
- A system of rhythmic movement and dance used in education and therapy, often associated with the Waldorf school philosophy.
- She attended a eurythmy class to improve her coordination and sense of rhythm.
- Eurythmy is sometimes used in therapy to help people express emotions through movement.
- The children practiced eurythmy as part of their daily school routine.
- Harmonious and graceful bodily movement or proportion.
- The dancer's performance was a perfect example of eurythmy in motion.
- Her gestures had a natural eurythmy that made her speech captivating.
- The architect designed the building with a sense of eurythmy, balancing all its parts.