There isn't a single, widely accepted term for someone who lacks a sense of rhythm. However, some common phrases used to describe this include:
- "Tone-deaf": This term is often used to describe someone who can't distinguish between different pitches, but it can also be used metaphorically to describe someone who lacks a sense of rhythm.
- "Rhythm-challenged": This is a more lighthearted and less judgmental way to describe someone who struggles with keeping time.
- "Uncoordinated": This term is broader and can encompass a range of physical and motor skills, including rhythm.
While some people may be naturally inclined to be more rhythmically gifted, others may simply need more practice and exposure to different rhythms.