gavotted Antonyms
Meaning of gavotted
gavotted
a dance of French peasant origin marked by the raising rather than sliding of the feet, a French peasant dance in moderately quick 4/4 time, a tune for the gavotte in moderately quick ⁴/₄ time
gavotted Sentence Examples
- The graceful couple gavotted across the ballroom, their steps in perfect harmony.
- As the orchestra played a lively gavotte, the dancers twirled and skipped with effortless elegance.
- The children giggled as they gavotted around the playground, their tiny hands fluttering.
- The elderly couple, despite their age, gavotted with the enthusiasm of young lovers.
- The ballroom came alive as guests gavotted in pairs, their laughter mingling with the music.
- The ballerina gavotted across the stage, her every movement a testament to her years of training.
- The clowns cavorted and gavotted around the circus ring, eliciting laughter from the audience.
- Soldiers gavotted in formation, their boots pounding the ground in a rhythmic beat.
- The partygoers gavotted in a circle, singing and dancing until the early hours of the morning.
- As the sun set, casting a warm glow over the meadow, the fairies gavotted among the wildflowers.
FAQs About the word gavotted
a dance of French peasant origin marked by the raising rather than sliding of the feet, a French peasant dance in moderately quick 4/4 time, a tune for the gavo
strutted, boogeyed, bopped, fox-trotted, polkaed, jived,waltzed, mamboed, pranced, jigged
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The graceful couple gavotted across the ballroom, their steps in perfect harmony.
As the orchestra played a lively gavotte, the dancers twirled and skipped with effortless elegance.
The children giggled as they gavotted around the playground, their tiny hands fluttering.
The elderly couple, despite their age, gavotted with the enthusiasm of young lovers.
