1. present participle of cadence; establishing or moving with a rhythmic pattern or beat
Usage: commonly used in music, dance, and athletics

1. the act or process of establishing a cadence; a rhythmic flow or pattern
Usage: often used in musical and athletic contexts

Examples

• The drummer was cadencing the beat to match the tempo of the song.
• The runners improved their performance by cadencing their strides.
• The conductor focused on cadencing the orchestra's dynamics.
• Cadencing is essential for synchronized swimming routines.
• The marching band practiced cadencing their steps in formation.
• She found that cadencing her breathing helped during the long run.