- musical rhythm
- nounthe basic rhythmic unit in a piece of music-
the piece has a fast rhythm
-the conductor set the beat
• Hypernyms: ↑musical time• Hyponyms: ↑backbeat, ↑downbeat, ↑upbeat, ↑offbeat, ↑syncopation
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