RHYTHM
RHYTHMUS, n. [Gr.]
1. In music, variety in the movement as to quickness or slowness, or length and shortness of the notes; or rather the proportion which the parts of the motion have to each other.
2. Meter; verse; number.
RHYTHMUS, n. [Gr.]
1. In music, variety in the movement as to quickness or slowness, or length and shortness of the notes; or rather the proportion which the parts of the motion have to each other.
2. Meter; verse; number.
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