Entity: CADENCE
Cadence refers to the rhythmic flow of a sequence of sounds or words, originating from the Latin word 'cadentia' meaning 'to fall'. It can also describe the rhythm of music, poetry, or even cycling pedaling.
CADENCE
Etymology
Cadence originates from the Latin word 'cadentia' which means 'to fall'.
Definition
A cadence is a rhythmic flow of sounds or words, often associated with music, poetry, or cycling, characterized by a regular sequence or pattern.
Historical Context
Originally used to describe falling tones at the end of lines of music or poetry, cadence has broadened to encompass various rhythmic patterns.
Cultural Significance
Cadence plays a significant role in music, poetry, and cycling, influencing the overall rhythm and flow of these activities.
Related Concepts
Cadence is closely related to rhythm, beat, and meter in various artistic and physical contexts.
See Also
A cadence is a rhythmic flow of sounds or words, often associated with music, poetry, or cycling, characterized by a regular sequence or pattern.