midtempo
- noun
- /ˈmɪdˌtɛmpoʊ/
- Her new album features several midtempo tracks perfect for a relaxed afternoon.
Examples
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The band performed a catchy midtempo that got everyone moving on the dance floor.
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He prefers to write songs in a midtempo style rather than fast or slow rhythms.
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The song has a midtempo beat that is easy to dance to.
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Can you recommend a good midtempo track for my playlist?
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The playlist includes several midtempo songs that are perfect for dancing.
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Her new single is a midtempo ballad that conveys deep emotions.
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At the concert, the band performed a midtempo piece that captivated the audience.
Synonyms
A fairly quick speed in music, faster than a slow movement but slower than a fast one
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Etymology
Midtempo combines mid ('middle') and tempo ('time' or 'speed' in music'), so a midtempo as a noun means a song played at a medium speed, neither quick nor slow.