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eurythmic

eurythmic

9.9
Having smooth, flowing movement or arrangement that looks balanced
  • adjective
  • /juˈrɪðmɪk/
translation icon : eurítmico
  • The dancers performed in a eurythmic manner, captivating the audience with their graceful movements.

Examples

  • Her eurythmic routine combined elements of ballet and modern dance to create a visually stunning performance.

  • But the visual, human ornaments displayed in the eurythmic photographs only skim the surface of the relationship between movement and a modernist aesthetic.

    Academic text (1998)
  • The children's eurythmic exercises helped them develop a sense of rhythm and coordination through movement.

Synonyms

harmonious
vseurythmic
2 4.2

Sounds that blend in a pleasant way

is about pleasing movement or arrangement not musical tones
eurhythmic
vseurythmic
9.3

Showing a smooth, pleasing rhythm or balance in movement and design

is the same meaning but written with the alternate spelling

How Rhythmic

eurythmic
9.9
irregular
27 3.5
arrhythmic
2 8.2

Surface Forms

eurythmic positive

Morphology

eurythmic = eurhythm (semi-transparent) = eu + rhythm + ic

Formed from the term 'eurhythm' plus the adjectival suffix '-ic'; the Greek prefix 'eu-' and the specialized base make the meaning only partly obvious to average learners.

Etymology

Eurythmic comes from the Greek parts eu- meaning 'good' and rhythm meaning 'measured movement'. So something eurythmic has a 'good rhythm' — a pleasing, balanced flow in movement or design.