Noun:

ஒலி(அ) சொற்களில் மெல்லிய ஏற்றத் தாழ்வு,

cadence's Usage Examples:

He also kindled Minnelli's taste for decadence; she was like the Madonna of her generation and Halston was her Versace.

In fine, the decadence of the papal institution manifested itself in an irremediable manner when it had accomplished no more than the half of its task.

The agreeable versidecadence fication of an amateur like Ausonius, the refined of GauL panegyrics of a Eumenius, disguising nullity of thought beneath elegance of form, already foretold the perilous sterility of scholasticism.

Socially and educationally the upland has furnished an interesting example of decadence.

cadences of the language.

The standard gearing is suited to a slow pedaling cadence.

In France it had ~ originally no revolutionary character whatever; it proceeded from traditional Gallican theories and from the innovating principle of humanism, and it began as a protest against Roman decadence and medieval scholasticism.

His intense, resourceful presence captures every cadence of the juvenile slanging matches.

Taken in this sense fetishism is probably a mark of decadence.

The horse's breath made puffs of steam as she trotted along the road to the cadence of tinkling bells.

The commo room where he sat was large with marble walls and leather chairs, a sign of the upper class's decadence.

In a word, the monarchy had to share its dominion with the nobility; and the Danish nobility in the 16th century was one of the most exclusive and selfish aristocracies in Europe, and already far advanced in decadence.

Synonyms:

catalexis, prosody, common measure, beat, metrical unit, metrical foot, rhythmic pattern, common meter, meter, foot, measure, poetic rhythm, scansion, metre,

Antonyms:

rested, conformist, stand still, refresh,