metronomic
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• adjective
Characterized by strict, unvarying regularity, rhythm, or precision, like that of a metronome.
"The marathon runner maintained a metronomic pace throughout the entire race."
Relating to, produced by, or measured with a metronome.
"The piano teacher set a slow metronomic tempo to help the student master the complex passage."
Designating the continuous or frequent administration of low doses of a therapeutic drug (especially chemotherapy) at regular intervals without prolonged breaks.
"The oncologist recommended a metronomic chemotherapy regimen to minimize severe side effects."
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Word Origin & Etymology
Formed in the mid-19th century from 'metronome' and the suffix '-ic'. The word 'metronome' was coined in 1815 by German inventor Johann Nepomuk Mälzel from the Ancient Greek 'metron' (measure) and 'nomos' (law or regulation).