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| rhythmical; measured; mensurable; cadenced; eurhythmic; lilting; in time; rhythmed; smooth (AD Alexander Demidov); strict in keeping time; rhythmic; uptempo (Wanting to play some guitar on the end, Paul also introduced a new element to his composition, the uptempo finale Lily Snape) | |||
| intermittent | |||
| graded; mensural | |||
| eurythmic | |||
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| in time; at a rhythmical pace (We're moving at a nice, slow, rhythmical pace. – Движемся плавно, не спеша, ритмично. ART Vancouver) | |||
| rhythmically | |||
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| stress-timed (Ivan Pisarev); stress‐timing (Ivan Pisarev) | |||
| ритмичный: 82 phrases in 29 subjects |
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| Makarov | 13 |
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| Theatre | 1 |