Cadences is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CADENCES in dictionary:

VERB:
• CADENCE, to make rhythmic
NOUN:
• a modulation or inflection of the voice
• a rhythmical effect in written text
• a fall in pitch of the voice at the end of a phrase or sentence.
• a sequence of notes or chords comprising the close of a musical phrase
• rhythm

Words related to CADENCES

cadence12 cadenced14 cadencing15

Words that contain CADENCES

decadences16

How to use CADENCES in a sentence

• First it was a hymn, all abrupt, odd, minor cadences and monotonous refrain.
• The tones of his voice played, with a natural skill, through the various cadences most appropriate to express the flitting emotions of his mind, and the changes of his thought.
• The flashing signal was soon followed by the wild cadences of a flute.
• Into its fevered cadences she poured the quivering, astonished hurt of her young heart.
• She did not hear a note of the music which poured its plaintive, eerie cadences around her.
• A chant, in which the voices of the men and women blended, like the shrill wind in the pine-trees above the rumbling thunder of a waterfall, rose and fell in rude cadences.
• Nothing distinguished him more decidedly from the earlier romantic poets than power over pathetic sentiment conveyed in melodious cadences of oratory.
• The art that can convert a screech into pleasing cadences of soft sound is no trifle.
• All cadences of the second, third and fourth species, or any combination of these, may be used.
• The hearer went away with its expressive inflections and cadences still sounding in his ears.
• They bend forward as they dance, and usually carry a fan, which they close and strike smartly against their elbows at particular cadences.
• Nay, we, their grandparents, know by experience that there may be early cadences in their ears which may last all their lives.
• Its shrill note rang through the woods against the hills in cadences that seemed half muffled by the falling snow.
• Repentance, trembling in the presence of the Judge, is not at leisure for cadences and epithets.
• And between Burns and the bottle and the long low silences of good country-bred men listening back through the soft cadences of memory, the case was won that night.
• Her fingers swept over the keys in many brilliant cadences.
• In measures 21, 25, 29, cadences occur, but none conclusive enough to close the Part.
• Heads, shoulders, hands clutching weapons, all were swinging with those marching cadences.
• But they all make one single blended song, full of glad bursts and cadences.
• Across the silence of the intervening buildings could be heard faintly from the open windows of the church the sound of an organ, and then the measured cadences of an oration.
• There were certain cadences in her voice that overwhelmed the audience with emotion.
• Indeed her snoring had been even and regular enough to act as a measure in marking the time for the musical cadences of the sonnet.
• So calm is the evening that the cadences come distinctly to us, and almost the words can be plainly caught.
• Even if we read something that is beyond them, they have listened to the cadences, they have heard the song without the words, the words will come to them later.
• Cadences, real cadences, real cadences and a quiet color.

Similar words containing CADENCE without suffix s

cadence12 cadenced14 decadence15 decadences16

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