Difference between Rhythmical and Singsong

RHYTHMICAL vs SINGSONG: NOUN

An informal gathering at which songs are sung; a singing session.
A piece of verse with a simple, song-like rhythm.
A regular and monotonous rising and falling intonation
Informal group singing of popular songs
Verse characterized by mechanical regularity of rhythm and rhyme.
A tediously repetitive rising and falling inflection of the voice.
Verse intended or suitable for singing; a ballad; hence, bad verse; mere rime rather than poetry.
A monotonous rhythmical cadence, sound, or tone; a wearying uniformity in the rising and falling inflections of the voice, especially in speaking.
A convivial meeting, at which every person is expected to contribute a song.
A drawling or monotonous tone, as of a badly executed song.
Bad singing or poetry.

Drawling; monotonous; having a monotonous cadence.
Like a piece of singsong; simple and melodic, varying in pitch (of tone of voice etc.)
Tediously repetitive in vocal inflection or rhythm.
Uttered in a monotonous cadence or rhythm as in chanting

Pertaining to rhythm in art, or to a succession of measures marked by regularly recurrent accents, beats, or pulses; noting any succession so marked; hence, musical, metrical, or poetic: as, the rhythmical movement of marching or of a dance.
In physics and physiology, pertaining to or constituting a succession of alternate and opposite or correlative states.
In medicine, periodical.
In the graphic and plastic arts, properly proportioned or balanced.

Monotonously rhythmical in cadence and time; chanting.
To make songs or verses; also, to make singsong sounds; utter a monotonous chant.
To express or utter in singsong.
Making songs, rimes, or inferior poetry.

Measured, Periodic, Swinging, Swingy, Throbbing, Pulsing, Pulsating, Jazzy, Lilting, Singsong, Danceable, Metrical, Cadenced, Syncopated, Rhythmic

Sonorous, Melismatic, Plaintive, Raspy, Breathy, Melodious, Falsetto, Cadenced, Mellifluous, Guttural, Staccato, Chantlike, Intoned, Rhythmic, Rhythmical

Measured, Periodic, Swinging, Swingy, Throbbing, Pulsing, Pulsating, Jazzy, Lilting, Singsong, Danceable, Metrical, Cadenced, Syncopated, Rhythmic

Sonorous, Melismatic, Plaintive, Raspy, Breathy, Melodious, Falsetto, Cadenced, Mellifluous, Guttural, Staccato, Chantlike, Intoned, Rhythmic, Rhythmical

It has a tendency to produce responsive and rhythmical sounds.
Contactless mapping of rhythmical phenomena in tissue perfusion using PPGI.
For example, the use of rhythmical lyrical loops can be.
Intricate rhythmical structures and increased spatial awareness will challenge students.
MLD consists of rhythmical movements using nothing but your fingertips.
All dynamism needed to make a fluid and rhythmical movement.
Epiploke: Rhythmical Continuity and Poetic Structure in Greek Lyric.
They are used to create the beautiful rhythmical percussions.
Etched lines meander over the surface in rhythmical harmony.
Marti Daniel, singing songs topical, lyrical and rhythmical.

And while the animal pictures and singsong rhymes clearly aim for a young audience, the text seems to target older students.
This singsong lifestyle is oddly representative of forgetting and burying the past, and living as if nothing is wrong.
Tracy repeated our new slogan in a singsong voice, her earrings swaying like a drunk failing a field sobriety test.
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Her melodies, while singsong and sturdy as always, convey depth with jagged cadences and curly, questioning inflections.
Do not say it in a singsong fashion or out of habit or as an imposition.
It was both chipped and singsong, with a light tone and dark smoky texture.
On one of our last evenings together, Liliane pulled out her guitar and we had a singsong.
There, Lei Chang crooned softly in a singsong dialect.

Are rhythmical stereotypies caused by incomplete cortical control of endogenous patterns?
Can other parts of the heart exhibit intrinsic rhythmical excitation?