eurythmic
- adjective
- /juˈrɪðmɪk/
- Specialized
- The children enjoyed the eurythmic exercises that helped them feel the beat of the music.
Examples
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She developed a eurythmic routine to teach rhythm through movement in her dance class.
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A eurythmic approach can make music lessons more engaging for young students.
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The children participated in an eurythmic class every Friday.
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Her movements were eurythmic and graceful during the performance.
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The children enjoyed the eurythmic exercises that helped them feel the beat of the music.
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A eurythmic approach can make music lessons more engaging for young students.
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She developed a eurythmic routine to teach rhythm through movement in her dance class.
Synonyms
Relating to a teaching method that uses movement to teach musical rhythm
Surface Forms
Morphology
eurythmic = eurhythmics (transparent) = eu + rhythm + ic
Direct adjectival formation from 'eurhythmics' (relating to that method), so the relation is straightforward for learners familiar with the term.
Etymology
Eurythmic comes from the same parts eu- 'good' and rhythm 'beat or flow', and it names the teaching idea eurhythmics that uses body movement to learn music. So a eurythmic exercise or routine helps students 'feel the beat' with their bodies.