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Meaning of tatum
tatum (n)
United States biochemist who discovered how genes act by regulating definite chemical events (1909-1975)
United States jazz pianist who was almost completely blind; his innovations influenced many other jazz musicians (1910-1956)
tatum Sentence Examples
- The dancer's rhythmic leaps and bounds executed with impeccable tatum and grace.
- The drummer's steady tatum provided an unyielding foundation for the band's free-flowing improvisation.
- The metronome's mechanical tatum kept the orchestra in perfect synchronization.
- The heart's constant tatum reminded her of the fragile nature of existence.
- The poet's words danced across the page with a melodious tatum.
- The rain pattered on the window with a persistent tatum.
- The tattoo artist's needle inked a distinctive tatum onto his client's skin.
- The steam engine's piston pounded out a thunderous tatum.
- The crowd's applause erupted in a thunderous tatum of appreciation.
- The chef's knife minced the vegetables with a precise tatum.
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United States biochemist who discovered how genes act by regulating definite chemical events (1909-1975), United States jazz pianist who was almost completely b
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The dancer's rhythmic leaps and bounds executed with impeccable tatum and grace.
The drummer's steady tatum provided an unyielding foundation for the band's free-flowing improvisation.
The metronome's mechanical tatum kept the orchestra in perfect synchronization.
The heart's constant tatum reminded her of the fragile nature of existence.
