IPA: /juˈrɪðmi/
KK: /jʊˈrɪðmi/
A type of movement that combines body motions with spoken words or music, often used in performance art to express rhythm and meaning.
The dancers practiced eurythmy to convey the emotions of the poem through their movements.
Eurythmy → It is formed from "eu-" (from Greek "eu", meaning good or well) and "rhythmos" (from Greek, meaning rhythm). The word describes a harmonious or pleasing movement in rhythm, often used in the context of dance or music.
Think of 'good' ('eu-') movement in 'rhythm' ('rhythmos') to remember that eurythmy refers to harmonious movement.
No commonly confused words.