microtemporal
microtemporal adjective: relating to microtiming.
Adjective
microtemporal (not comparable)
- Relating to microtiming
- For the great majority of listeners, other aspects of music, different from microtemporal PDs, must be relevant for triggering body movement.2015 August 20, Lorenz Kilchenmann, Olivier Senn, “Microtiming in Swing and Funk affects the body movement behavior of music expert listeners”, in Frontiers in Psychology, volume 6, →DOI
Origin of microtemporal
From micro- + temporal.
Words that rhyme with microtemporal
- temporal
- transtemporal
- bitemporal
- extratemporal
- intratemporal
- multitemporal
- nontemporal
- spatiotemporal
- supratemporal
- anterotemporal
- antitemporal
- atemporal
42 more rhymesFewer rhymes
- auriculotemporal
- basitemporal
- basotemporal
- biotemporal
- centrotemporal
- corticotemporal
- cotemporal
- dorsotemporal
- frontotemporal
- geotemporal
- hypertemporal
- inferotemporal
- infratemporal
- intertemporal
- isotemporal
- laterotemporal
- mediotemporal
- midtemporal
- monotemporal
- nasotemporal
- occipitotemporal
- omnitemporal
- ophthalmotemporal
- orbitotemporal
- parietotemporal
- phylotemporal
- physiotemporal
- posttemporal
- pretemporal
- pseudotemporal
- rostrotemporal
- septotemporal
- sociotemporal
- spectrotemporal
- sphenotemporal
- subtemporal
- superotemporal
- tritemporal
- unitemporal
- ventrotemporal
- visuotemporal
- zygomaticotemporal
Questions about microtemporal
- What does microtemporal mean?
- Microtemporal means relating to microtiming.
- What part of speech is microtemporal?
- Microtemporal is an adjective.
Words near microtemporal in the dictionary
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