1. plural of eurythmy; a system of rhythmic movement and gesture performed to music or speech, developed as an educational and artistic practice
Usage: often capitalized when referring to the specific Waldorf education method; also spelled 'eurhythmies'
2. plural of eurythmy; harmonious or well-proportioned arrangement or structure
Usage: formal or technical usage; rare in modern English

Examples

• The students performed eurythmies during the school assembly, moving gracefully to classical music.
• Eurythmies classes are a core part of the Waldorf curriculum.
• The dancers studied various eurythmies techniques to improve their expressive movement.
• The architect praised the eurythmies of the building's facade.
• Children benefit from eurythmies as it combines music, movement, and artistic expression.