cadence
/kæˈdɛns/Definitions
1. noun
A rhythmic flow or pattern of sound, especially in music; the pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables in verse.
“The orchestra’s cadence was hypnotic, drawing the audience in with its soothing melody.”
2. noun
A manner of speaking or writing that is characterized by a particular rhythm or flow.
“The journalist’s cadence was engaging, making the complex story easy to follow.”
3. noun
A pattern or sequence of events, actions, or steps.
“The cadence of the morning routine was well-established, with each step smoothly leading into the next.”
4. verb
To move or proceed with a particular rhythm or flow.
“The dancers cadenced across the stage, their movements in perfect sync.”