rhythm
/ˈrɪðəm/
noun
- A regular, repeated pattern of sounds or movements, especially in music, poetry, or dance.
- She learned to clap along with the rhythm of the music.
- The poem has a strong rhythm that makes it easy to memorize.
- The drummer kept a steady rhythm for the whole song.
- A regular, repeating pattern of events or processes in nature or life.
- Her body's natural rhythm tells her when it is time to eat and rest.
- The rhythm of the seasons affects farming and wildlife.
- Many people find comfort in the daily rhythm of waking, working, and sleeping.
- A person's sense of timing and flow when performing an activity, such as sports or music.
- Practice helps you develop a good rhythm when playing the piano.
- The tennis player found her rhythm and started winning points.
- He lost his rhythm during the dance and stepped on his partner's foot.