In music, "in march time" refers to a tempo that imitates the steady, rhythmic pattern of a march. This tempo is characterized by a strong accent on the first beat of each measure, with subsequent beats falling in a regular pattern. Synonyms for "in march time" include "march-like," "march tempo," and "march rhythm." Other variations include "military tempo," "march-paced," and "cadence-like." The use of these synonyms can help music composers and conductors better convey the desired tempo and feel of a piece to performers. "In march time" is a classic tempo that has been used in countless marches, patriotic songs, and other genres of music for generations.