1. characterized by an abnormal or irregular rhythm, especially in heart rate or brain wave activity
Usage: medical/technical term; commonly used in cardiology and neurology
2. lacking a regular or harmonious pattern or beat
Usage: general usage

Examples

• The patient's dysrhythmic heartbeat was detected during the EKG examination.
• The dysrhythmic brain waves suggested a possible seizure disorder.
• His dysrhythmic speech pattern made it difficult to follow his thoughts.
• The dysrhythmic movements of the dancer seemed intentional and artistic.
• Dysrhythmic sleep cycles can lead to chronic fatigue.
• The music had a dysrhythmic quality that challenged traditional listeners.