verb
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To omit a vocalic or consonantal sound or a syllable from a word; to use syncope
definition
To stress or accentuate the weak beat of a rhythm; to use syncopation
adjective
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(grammar) of a word, shortened by syncope
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Of a rhythm, modified by syncopation
Examples of syncopated in a Sentence
To experience this check out the highly syncopated Gordon Duncan composition ' Pressed For Time ' .
It appears in a very syncopated form in bars 36 to 40.
The instrument sounds weave a color texture with runs, arpeggios and syncopated chords.
Here were pages of syncopated rhythms the like of which I had n't played for quite some time.
An expansive, rumbling bassline follows ghostly synths over a wildly syncopated beat.
However many people considered almost any lively, syncopated popular music to be jazz.
To experience this check out the highly syncopated Gordon Duncan composition ' Pressed For Time '.
Dancers regularly combine basic jazz dance steps to create dance routines; add rhythmic, syncopated music to the mix, and the result is a dynamic and entertaining form of self-expression.
During the 17th and 18th centuries, a syncopated rhythm was developed, and the music became more complex.
Because tap utilizes so many complementary and syncopated rhythms, tap dancing makes it really easy to get lost in the music; if you hate counting to eight over and over again in other dance classes, give tap a try!
Beehive blends syncopated Latin jazz guitar with bouncy alto flute.
Learn a syncopated rhythm against a steady vamp using corporal sounds.
Highly syncopated, relentless rhythms and insistent drumbeats follow the driving force of the voices.