syncopate (Meaning)

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syncopate (v)

omit a sound or letter in a word

modify the rhythm by stressing or accenting a weak beat

The music's rhythm syncopated, creating an offbeat and lively groove.
The dancer's movements were expertly syncopated, accentuating the beat with unexpected pauses.
The speaker's delivery was syncopated, intentionally interrupting the flow to emphasize certain words.
Heartbeats can syncopate during cardiac arrhythmias, leading to irregular rhythms.
The poet used syncopation in his verses to create a sense of tension and release.
Electronic music often incorporates syncopated rhythms for a driving and energetic effect.
The doctor syncopated the medication, reducing its release into the bloodstream over time.
Engineers syncopated the electrical grid to improve stability and prevent power outages.
The historian syncopated the timeline of events to focus on key milestones.
The chef syncopated the dish with contrasting flavors and textures, creating a surprising yet harmonious taste experience.

omit a sound or letter in a word, modify the rhythm by stressing or accenting a weak beat

shorten, reduce, abbreviate, recapitulate, digest, elide, trim,truncate, abridge, dock

lengthen, supplement, expand, enlarge,extend, supplement, add, prolong, extend, expand

The music's rhythm syncopated, creating an offbeat and lively groove.

The dancer's movements were expertly syncopated, accentuating the beat with unexpected pauses.

The speaker's delivery was syncopated, intentionally interrupting the flow to emphasize certain words.

Heartbeats can syncopate during cardiac arrhythmias, leading to irregular rhythms.