cavorted (Meaning)

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cavorted (imp. & p. p.)

of Cavort

No weak antonyms found.

The young foals cavorted joyfully in the open field, chasing each other in playful circles.
Despite the chilly weather, the children cavorted in the snow, building forts and having snowball fights.
The dolphins cavorted gracefully in the ocean, leaping high into the air and performing acrobatic flips.
After the long journey, the dogs eagerly cavorted on the beach, rolling in the sand and splashing in the waves.
The actors cavorted on stage, bringing energy and enthusiasm to their lively performance.
In the lush meadow, the rabbits cavorted among the flowers, darting in and out of the tall grass.
Despite their age, the elderly couple cavorted like teenagers on the dance floor, twirling and spinning with grace.
The kittens cavorted around the living room, batting at toys and chasing each other's tails.
At the summer festival, people cavorted in colorful costumes, dancing and singing in the streets.
The monkeys cavorted in the treetops, swinging from branch to branch with agility and speed.

of Cavort

hopped, gambolled, romped, leapt, gamboled, capered, rollicked,danced, frolicked, leaped

pouted,stewed, stewed, pouted, moped,sulked, sulked, moped,

The young foals cavorted joyfully in the open field, chasing each other in playful circles.

Despite the chilly weather, the children cavorted in the snow, building forts and having snowball fights.

The dolphins cavorted gracefully in the ocean, leaping high into the air and performing acrobatic flips.

After the long journey, the dogs eagerly cavorted on the beach, rolling in the sand and splashing in the waves.