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What does cadence mean?

cadence

(= meter) (prosody) the accent in a metrical foot of verse the close of a musical section a recurrent rhythmical series

Synonyms cadence synonyms

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Topics cadence topics

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Examples cadence examples

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Count cadence, count!
But the murderous cadence never let up.
Such rhythm. Such cadence.
Music has its rhythm, its cadence! We want to set them!
And by Thanksgiving he was calling cadence.
Cajones, give us a cadence.
Give me that cadence, now!
The cadence represents the English symbol.
But I could never quite get the cadence right.
Your own name, by the way, has a very pleasing cadence.
Maybe it's some mental aspect of some martial art, the suppression of the brain's chemistry produced by a cadence in Modell's voice.
The cadence of your words played havoc with the fallen visage of my yearning spirit.
My love is throbbing at quite a fevered cadence.
Cadence.
You should learn his way of talking. Try to get his cadence.
Key-escort.cadence.march.
Keep cadence, will you?
Ex-slow cadence!
And again begin, With tremulous cadence slow, To bring The eternal note of sadness in.
I cannot swear to the cadence or the tone.
Cadence and rhythm.
Cadence!
Cadence, this is Paul Finch.
Finch, meet my younger sister, Cadence.
Down with the metronome! Music has its rhythm, its cadence! We want to set them!
Cadence. That's a pretty name.
You know, my uncle's name is Cadence.
Well, I got news for you, Cadence.
You're just a bunch of phonies like my Uncle Cadence.
Oh, hi, Cadence.
Now you done messed up the cadence.
You knocked that cadence out I did in, like, a minute.
Don't feel like playing that wack-ass cadence.

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