metronomy (Meaning)
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metronomy (n.)
Measurement of time by an instrument.
Synonyms & Antonyms of metronomy
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
metronomy Sentence Examples
- The museum displayed a rare metronomy, an ancient timekeeping device.
- The conductor used a metronomy to maintain the orchestra's tempo.
- The pianist relied heavily upon the metronomy to achieve rhythmic precision.
- Tap your foot to the metronomy's beat to improve your timing.
- The metronomy's steady rhythm soothed the restless crowd.
- The ticking of the metronomy marked the passage of time in the quiet library.
- The doctor used a metronomy to count the patient's heart rate.
- The metronomy's adjustable tempo allowed for tailored practice of musical pieces.
- The marching band's drummer used a metronomy to keep the parade in step.
- The metronomy's relentless ticking became a comforting background noise for the studying musician.
FAQs About the word metronomy
Measurement of time by an instrument.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The museum displayed a rare metronomy, an ancient timekeeping device.
The conductor used a metronomy to maintain the orchestra's tempo.
The pianist relied heavily upon the metronomy to achieve rhythmic precision.
Tap your foot to the metronomy's beat to improve your timing.
