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Synonym for tempo [noun]

The synonym tempo synonymous definition words:
means "momentum"
speed, velocity, gait, stride, motion, rate, pace
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tempo [noun]

means "beat"
meter, rhythm, measure, time, pace, throb, pulse
Further results for the word "tempo"

acceleration [noun]

means "pace"
gait, speed, velocity, clip, tempo, dash

momentum [noun]

means "pace"
gait, speed, velocity, clip, tempo, dash

movement [noun]

means "rhythm"
division, motion, part, section, tempo, time

rate [noun]

means "movement"
pace, gait, speed, velocity, clip, tempo

swing [noun]

means "music"
tempo, jazz, bop, ragtime

time [noun]

means "music"
tempo, measure, beat, rhythm, cadence, rate

velocity [noun]

means "pace"
gait, speed, rate, clip, tempo, dash

temporal [adjective]

means "temporary"
transitory, ephemeral, brief, short-lived, fleeting, passing, transient

temporal [adjective]

means "secular"
profane, mundane, worldly, lay, earthly, civil

temporarily [object]

means "at the moment"
for now, for the time being

temporary [adjective]

means "momentary"
ephemeral, fleeting, short, short-lived, brief, transient, meteoric

acting [adjective]

means "pro tem"
temporary, alternate, deputy, surrogate

alternate [adjective]

means "substitute"
surrogate, makeshift, temporary, proxy

alternating [adjective]

means "variable"
alterable, changeable, variegated, mutable, fluid, temporary

at the moment [object]

means "for the time being"
for now, temporarily, presently

brief [adjective]

means "duration"
momentary, ephemeral, fleeting, short, short-lived, temporary

carnal [adjective]

means "earthly"
worldly, mundane, natural, temporal, mortal, human

changeable [adjective]

means "variable"
alterable, alternating, variegated, mutable, fluid, temporary

elusive [adjective]

means "fugitive"
fleeting, temporary, volatile

ephemeral [adjective]

means "fleeting"
fugitive, brief, evanescent, momentary, short-lived, temporary

evanescent [adjective]

means "fleeting"
fugitive, brief, ephemeral, momentary, short-lived, temporary

for the time being [adjective]

means "at the moment"
for now, temporarily

lay [adjective]

means "property"
laic, secular, temporal

meteoric [adjective]

means "momentary"
ephemeral, fleeting, short, short-lived, temporary, transient

momentary [adjective]

means "brief"
ephemeral, fleeting, short, short-lived, temporary, transient

mortal [adjective]

means "duration"
temporal, transient, impermanent, evanescent, ephemeral, momentary

mundane [adjective]

means "earthly"
secular, temporal, terrestrial, worldly

on approval [adjective]

means "on trial"
temporarily, on probation, guaranteed

on probation [adjective]

means "on trial"
temporarily, on approval, guaranteed

passing [adjective]

means "fleeting"
transient, transitory, temporary, vanishing, mortal, short-lived

pro tem [adjective]

means "acting"
temporary, alternate, deputy, surrogate

profane [adjective]

means "worldly"
secular, lay, temporal, transitory

protean [adjective]

means "variable"
alterable, alternating, variegated, mutable, fluid, temporary

secular [adjective]

means "worldly"
profane, lay, temporal, transitory

short-lived [adjective]

means "momentary"
ephemeral, fleeting, short, brief, temporary, transient

substitute [adjective]

means "alternate"
alternative, temporary, surrogate, tentative

tentative [adjective]

means "alternate"
alternative, temporary, surrogate, substitute

variable [adjective]

means "changeable"
alterable, alternating, variegated, mutable, fluid, temporary

worldly [adjective]

means "terrestrial"
natural, earthly, secular, temporal, common, mundane

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