A rhythm that is "regularly irregular" would describe a rhythm that:
A)is chaotic in its irregularity.
B)has a pattern to its irregularity.
C)is irregular sometimes but not others.
D)is consistently irregular every time you see it.

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A rhythm that is "regularly irregular" means that there is a pattern or method to its irregularity, indicating an intentional deviation from a strict regular rhythm. This is different from a completely irregular rhythm (A) or an occasional irregularity (C), and also implies that the irregularity is consistent (D).

A Rhythm That Is "Regularly Irregular" Would Describe a Rhythm