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rhythmed

rhythmed adjective: having a (specified kind of) rhythm. Also the simple past and past participle of rhythm.

Adjective

rhythmed (comparative more rhythmed, superlative most rhythmed)

  1. Having a (specified kind of) rhythm.

Also used as

rhythmed is also the simple past and past participle of rhythm.

Forms of rhythmed

comparativemore rhythmed
superlativemost rhythmed

Origin of rhythmed

From rhythm + -ed.

Questions about rhythmed

What does rhythmed mean?
Rhythmed means having a (specified kind of) rhythm.
What part of speech is rhythmed?
Rhythmed is an adjective.

Words near rhythmed in the dictionary

  1. rhythm section
  2. rhythm sections
  3. rhythm stick
  4. rhythm sticks
  5. rhythmal
  6. rhythmed
  7. rhythmer
  8. rhythmers
  9. rhythmi
  10. rhythmic
  11. rhythmic contemporary

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