midtempo
- adjective
- /ˈmɪdˌtɛmpoʊ/
- A midtempo bluesy-folk story about an unfaithful lover, the song is orchestrated by a hearty dosage of horns that enhance Clarkson's honey-smooth vocals.
- a midtempo ballad
- a midtempo song
- midtempo groove
Examples
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(midtempo country music)
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(midtempo electronic music)
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The midtempo songs are awesome too; Mission Motherland is (I know I am going out on a limb here) one of my favorite Helloween songs.
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The band released a midtempo song that was perfect for dancing without rushing.
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Her latest album features a midtempo ballad that beautifully captures the essence of love.
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He enjoys listening to midtempo tracks during his long drives, as they keep him relaxed.
Synonyms
In music at a speed that is not too fast or slow
A fairly quick speed in music, faster than a slow movement but slower than a fast one
Antonyms
How Fast
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Morphology
Etymology
Midtempo combines mid ('middle') and tempo ('time' or 'speed' in music'), so a midtempo song is one that sits in the middle of speed; not fast and not slow.