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Meaning of hautpas
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hautpas (n.)
A raised part of the floor of a large room; a platform for a raised table or throne. See Dais.
hautpas Sentence Examples
- The intricate hautpas dance step required precise coordination and graceful execution.
- The ballet dancer's hautpas was characterized by its lightness and delicate footwork.
- The medieval hautpas was a lively and upbeat dance that often featured intricate patterns.
- The hautpas maneuver in fencing involves a graceful and evasive step backward.
- The horse's trot was replaced by a rhythmic hautpas as it made its way through the parade.
- The ballroom dancer performed a series of hautpas steps, showcasing their skill and artistry.
- The hautpas section of the symphony was marked by its elegant and lyrical melody.
- The archer used a hautpas to adjust their aim and steady their stance.
- The hautpas of the ancient combatants was a decisive maneuver that could determine the outcome of a battle.
- The marchers executed a perfect hautpas, their boots striking the ground in unison with a resounding rhythm.
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A raised part of the floor of a large room; a platform for a raised table or throne. See Dais.
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The intricate hautpas dance step required precise coordination and graceful execution.
The ballet dancer's hautpas was characterized by its lightness and delicate footwork.
The medieval hautpas was a lively and upbeat dance that often featured intricate patterns.
The hautpas maneuver in fencing involves a graceful and evasive step backward.
