capering (Meaning)

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capering (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Caper

No weak antonyms found.

The children spent the sunny afternoon capering in the park, their laughter filling the air.
As the music played, the performers began capering across the stage with grace and precision.
The lambs in the field delighted in capering about, their playful antics a joy to behold.
With a sense of abandon, the young couple capered along the beach, enjoying each other's company.
In the meadow, the puppies capered joyfully, chasing butterflies and each other in endless circles.
The circus clowns entertained the audience with their whimsical capering and slapstick antics.
In the enchanted forest, the woodland creatures could be seen capering among the trees, celebrating the arrival of spring.
Despite his advancing years, the old man joined in the festivities, capering with the energy of youth.
The dancers filled the ballroom with their elegant capering, gliding effortlessly across the polished floor.
In the twilight hours, shadows danced caperingly along the walls, casting an otherworldly glow over the room.

of Caper

cavorting, frisking, skipping, frolicking, revelling, larking, romping, leaping, tumbling, gamboling

pouting, pouting, sulking, sulking, stewing, stewing,moping, moping,

The children spent the sunny afternoon capering in the park, their laughter filling the air.

As the music played, the performers began capering across the stage with grace and precision.

The lambs in the field delighted in capering about, their playful antics a joy to behold.

With a sense of abandon, the young couple capered along the beach, enjoying each other's company.