cavorting (Meaning)

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

of Cavort

No weak antonyms found.

The children were seen cavorting in the park, playing tag and laughing uproariously.
As the sun set, the puppies were still cavorting in the backyard, chasing after each other with boundless energy.
Despite the formal event, some guests couldn't resist cavorting on the dance floor, letting loose and having a great time.
The dolphins were spotted cavorting in the waves, leaping gracefully out of the water and splashing around.
In the meadow, the foals were cavorting freely, kicking up their heels and galloping across the grass.
Despite their age, the elderly couple was seen cavorting on the beach, enjoying a playful game of beach volleyball.
The kittens were cavorting around the living room, chasing after toys and tumbling over one another.
After a long winter indoors, the dogs were finally let out into the yard, where they immediately began cavorting in the snow.
The monkeys were cavorting in the trees, swinging from branch to branch and chattering excitedly.
Even in old age, the retired circus performers could often be found cavorting in the backyard, practicing their acrobatic skills and reliving their glory days.

of Cavort

frivolity, playfulness, gambolling, sportiveness, roistering, sporting, revelry, gamboling, romping,frolicking

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

The children were seen cavorting in the park, playing tag and laughing uproariously.

As the sun set, the puppies were still cavorting in the backyard, chasing after each other with boundless energy.

Despite the formal event, some guests couldn't resist cavorting on the dance floor, letting loose and having a great time.

The dolphins were spotted cavorting in the waves, leaping gracefully out of the water and splashing around.