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Meaning of funambulate
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funambulate (v. i.)
To walk or to dance on a rope.
funambulate Sentence Examples
- The acrobatic performer flawlessly funambulated across the tightrope, captivating the audience with their grace and balance.
- The tightrope walker's steady feet carried them gracefully as they funambulated above the roaring crowd.
- The circus clown's clumsy attempt at funambulating resulted in a series of hilarious mishaps.
- With unwavering focus, the high-wire artist funambulated across the thin cable, seemingly suspended in mid-air.
- The skilled tightrope dancer's incredible poise allowed them to funambulate without a safety net, demonstrating their extraordinary abilities.
- The adrenaline-fueled performers funambulated through blazing torches, adding an extra layer of danger to their breathtaking act.
- The funambulist's intricate footwork created the illusion of effortless movement as they traversed the narrow wire.
- The children watched in awe as the funambulist fearlessly funambulated across the high wire, inspiring them to dream big.
- The tightrope artist's years of training and dedication were evident in their flawless funambulation, leaving the audience mesmerized.
- As the circus came to a close, the funambulist performed a breathtaking finale, funambulating across the tightrope while juggling flaming torches.
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To walk or to dance on a rope.
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The acrobatic performer flawlessly funambulated across the tightrope, captivating the audience with their grace and balance.
The tightrope walker's steady feet carried them gracefully as they funambulated above the roaring crowd.
The circus clown's clumsy attempt at funambulating resulted in a series of hilarious mishaps.
With unwavering focus, the high-wire artist funambulated across the thin cable, seemingly suspended in mid-air.
