1. A fall of the voice at the end of a sentence, or in the modulation of the voice; the general modulation in reading, especially verse; sound or tone; the modulation of the bars or clauses in music; uniformity in step or pace.

2. To regulate by musical measure.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• conence,
• eidence,
• condence,
• cahnce,
• caden,
• aduence,
• candince,
• comence,
• cance,
• radience,
• clence,
• gidence,
• matence,
• ridence,
• caidance,
• cadents,
• covence,
• codene,
• audence,
• cadances

• cadenced,
• cadenza,
• cadency.

The adjective form of the word "cadence" is "cadenced".

The plural of the "cadence" can be the "cadences".

The singular of the "cadence" can be the "cadence".