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Cadence
Cadence
n.
The
act
or
state
of
declining
or
sinking
.
Cadence
n.
A
fall
of
the
voice
in
reading
or
speaking
,
especially
at
the
end
of a
sentence
.
Cadence
n.
A
rhythmical
modulation
of
the
voice
or of
any
sound
; as,
music
of
bells
in
cadence
sweet
.
Cadence
n.
Rhythmical
flow
of
language
, in
prose
or
verse
.
Cadence
n.
See
Cadency
.
Cadence
n.
Harmony
and
proportion
in
motions
, as of a
well
-
managed
horse
.
Cadence
n.
A
uniform
time
and
place
in
marching
.
Cadence
n.
The
close
or
fall
of a
strain
;
the
point
of
rest
,
commonly
reached
by
the
immediate
succession
of
the
tonic
to
the
dominant
chord
.
Cadence
n.
A
cadenza
, or
closing
embellishment
; a
pause
before
the
end
of a
strain
,
which
the
performer
may
fill
with
a
flight
of
fancy
.
Cadence
v. t.
To
regulate
by
musical
measure
.
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