a. [f. Gr. κακόρρυθμος ill-modulated, irregular in measure + -IC, after rhythmic.] In bad rhythm; also formerly ‘applied to an irregular or disorderly pulse’ (Syd. Soc. Lex.).
a. 1879. M. Collins, Pen Sketches, II. 191. Marvellous cacorhythmic productions, which would remind some readers of Ossian, others of Tupper.
