Definition of rhythmist in English:

rhythmist

noun ˈrɪðmɪst

A person who uses or is expert in rhythm. Formerly also: †= "rhymist". Now also: a member of a rhythm section.

Origin

Late 18th century; earliest use found in William Enfield (1741–1797), Unitarian minister. From rhythm + -ist. With use in sense ‘rhymist’ compare rhythm and discussion at that entry.

Definition of rhythmist in US English:

rhythmist

nounˈrɪðmɪst

A person who uses or is expert in rhythm. Formerly also: †= "rhymist". Now also: a member of a rhythm section.

Origin

Late 18th century; earliest use found in William Enfield (1741–1797), Unitarian minister. From rhythm + -ist. With use in sense ‘rhymist’ compare rhythm and discussion at that entry.

单词	rhythmist
释义	Definition of rhythmist in English: rhythmist noun ˈrɪðmɪst A person who uses or is expert in rhythm. Formerly also: †= "rhymist". Now also: a member of a rhythm section. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in William Enfield (1741–1797), Unitarian minister. From rhythm + -ist. With use in sense ‘rhymist’ compare rhythm and discussion at that entry. Definition of rhythmist in US English: rhythmist nounˈrɪðmɪst A person who uses or is expert in rhythm. Formerly also: †= "rhymist". Now also: a member of a rhythm section. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in William Enfield (1741–1797), Unitarian minister. From rhythm + -ist. With use in sense ‘rhymist’ compare rhythm and discussion at that entry.
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