rhythmical

She has a rhythmical way of dancing.

The music had a rhythmical beat that made everyone want to dance.

He has a rhythmical speaking style that captivates the audience.

The poem had a beautiful rhythmical flow.

The gymnast moved in a rhythmical pattern on the balance beam.

The drummers played with a rhythmical precision that impressed the judges.

Her heartbeat was rhythmical and steady during the meditation.

The waves crashed against the shore in a rhythmical pattern.

The dancers moved in perfect rhythmical unison.

The clock ticked in a rhythmical manner, marking the passage of time.

With its flying white breath, an rhythmical, unvarying pace.

Eustacia's features went through a rhythmical succession of them.

His mother sang rhythmical nursery rhymes to comfort him.

A closely related theory traces theater to those dances that are primarily rhythmical and gymnastic or that are imitations of animal movements and sounds.

Then, while the others watched her curiously, the hag chanted a rhythmical verse in words which no one understood, and bent her lean body seven times back and forth over the fire.

But, if you have the top of the heart beat first and then the bottom of the heart beats, then you can have a rhythmical pulsation of the blood throughout the heart.

Marie Shabata settled herself in her seat and watched the rhythmical movement of the young man's long arms, swinging her foot as if in time to some air that was going through her mind. The minutes passed.