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danceable
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dance·a·ble  (dns-bl)
adj.
Suitable for dancing: a danceable melody.
dancea·bili·ty n.
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Adj.1.danceable - suitable for dancing
rhythmic, rhythmical - recurring with measured regularity; "the rhythmic chiming of church bells"- John Galsworthy; "rhythmical prose"
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For several years, he performed with local groups such as DanceAbility, acted in a play or two, wrote a romantic comedy and created a film, "The Summer of Purple," that won an audience award five years ago at a London film festival.
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With the exception of a few who chose to dance regardless of danceability, the crowd seemed to prefer to observe this unorthodox music with equal measures of intensity and curiosity.
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Their music has been described as "Strokes you can dance to" - the danceability being largely on account of their use of funked-up rhythm guitar.
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