1. of, relating to, or resembling a metronome; marked by regular, mechanical rhythm or timing
Usage: formal; often used in music and technical contexts

Examples

• The drummer maintained a metronomical beat throughout the entire performance.
• The machine operated with metronomical precision, never varying from its set cycle.
• Her footsteps had a metronomical quality as she walked down the hallway.
• The conductor demanded metronomical accuracy from the orchestra.
• The factory's assembly line moved at a metronomical pace.