cotillion (Meaning)

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cotillion (n)

a ball at which young ladies are presented to society

a lively dance originating in France in the 18th century

The annual cotillion was a highly anticipated event in the community, drawing attendees from far and wide.
In preparation for the cotillion, the young debutantes practiced their dance steps diligently.
The ballroom sparkled with fairy lights and crystal chandeliers, creating a magical ambiance for the cotillion.
Each debutante was accompanied by a dashing escort as they made their grand entrance into the cotillion.
The cotillion marked a significant milestone in the lives of the debutantes, symbolizing their introduction into society.
Guests mingled and socialized during the cotillion, exchanging pleasantries and admiring the elegant attire.
The cotillion committee spared no expense in organizing the event, ensuring every detail was impeccable.
The orchestra played a lively waltz as couples twirled gracefully across the dance floor during the cotillion.
The debutantes felt a mix of excitement and nervousness as they awaited their turn to perform in the cotillion.
At the conclusion of the cotillion, applause filled the air as the debutantes took their final bows, marking the end of a memorable evening.

a ball at which young ladies are presented to society, a lively dance originating in France in the 18th century

prom, dance, reception, ball, event, formal, festivity,festival, soirée, hoedown

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The annual cotillion was a highly anticipated event in the community, drawing attendees from far and wide.

In preparation for the cotillion, the young debutantes practiced their dance steps diligently.

The ballroom sparkled with fairy lights and crystal chandeliers, creating a magical ambiance for the cotillion.

Each debutante was accompanied by a dashing escort as they made their grand entrance into the cotillion.