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syncopated
[ sing-kuh-pey-tid, sin- ]
Other Words From
- un·synco·pated adjective
Word History and Origins
Origin of syncopated1
Example Sentences
Rather, the hook forged by synth notes resonant of video game beeps and a pulsating syncopated rhythm anchor this bouncy track that propels the listener to sway side-to-side.
Occasionally a few words in a voice-over pierce the syncopated rhythm of the drum.
With its propulsive, syncopated pulse, torrid horn solos and scratching rhythm guitars, “Cold Sweat” became recognized as one of the first songs in a new genre that came to known as funk.
When defenders guard Gilgeous-Alexander and his screening partner with only two defenders, he will find creative ways to generate layups using his syncopated, unhurried style.
To us, it is the contemporary sound through which new and old truths explode in syncopated revelation.
Just at present our young people are going mad over ragtimes, apparently because syncopated rhythms are new to them.
That night he would seek in the native quarter the whining and syncopated tunes of the East.
He bolted and sidled in a ragged syncopated gait, snorting and flinging his head angrily.
The conversation, very desultory, was syncopated by Jack Cardigan talking about "mid-off."
A Schuetzen Park picnic was gathering itself under the arches, to the syncopated tune of a brass band.
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