| Definition of 'rhythmical' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) rhythmical, rhythmic
recurring with measured regularity
"the rhythmic chiming of church bells"- John Galsworthy; "rhythmical prose"
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| Definition of 'rhythmical' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) rhythmical
pertaining to, or of the nature of, rhythm
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Sense: of or with rhythm
rhythmic movement; The dancing was very rhythmical.
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 Afrikaans: ritmies |
 Arabic: إيقاعي، ذو حَرَكات مُنْتَ |
 Bulgarian: ритмичен |
 Brazilian: rítmico |
 Czech: rytmický |
 German: rhythmisch |
 Danish: rytmisk |
 Greek: ρυθμικός |
 Spanish: rítmico |
 Estonian: rütmikas |
 Farsi: ریتم دار |
 Finnish: rytmikäs |
 French: rythmé, rythmique |
 Hebrew: קִצבִּי |
 Hindi: लय, ताल मय |
 Croatian: ritmički |
 Hungarian: ritmikus |
 Indonesian: berirama |
 Icelandic: taktbundinn/-fastur |
 Italian: ritmico |
 Japanese: リズミカルな |
 Korean: 율동적인 |
 Lithuanian: ritminis, ritmiškas |
 Latvian: ritmisks |
 Malay: berentak |
 Dutch: ritmisch |
 Norwegian: rytmisk |
 Polish: rytmiczny |
 Persian: ریتم دار |
 Pashto: موزون، هم اهنك |
 Portuguese: rítmico |
 Romanian: ritmat; ritmic |
 Russian: ритмический, ритмичный |
 Slovak: rytmický |
 Slovenian: ritmičen |
 Serbian: ritmičan |
 Swedish: rytmisk, taktfast |
 Thai: เป็นจังหวะจะโคน |
 Turkish: ritmik |
 Taiwanese: 有節奏的 |
 Ukrainian: ритмічний |
 Urdu: ہم آہنگ |
 Vietnamese: có nhịp điệu |
 Chinese: 有节奏的 |
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