cotillions (Meaning)
cotillions
a formal ball, a ballroom dance for couples that resembles the quadrille, an elaborate dance with frequent changing of partners carried out under the leadership of one couple at formal balls, a complicated formal dance with frequent changing of partners
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cotillions Sentence Examples
- The opulent cotillions of the Gilded Age featured elaborate dance moves and lavish attire.
- The city's annual cotillions provide a platform for young women to be introduced to society.
- During the Southern cotillions, young debutantes practiced social graces and chivalry.
- The cotillions at the palace were exclusive gatherings reserved for the elite.
- The grand ballroom was transformed into an enchanting setting for the cotillions.
- The cotillion's intricate choreography required months of rehearsals.
- The debutantes adorned themselves in exquisite gowns for the cotillions.
- The cotillions marked a significant milestone in the social lives of young ladies.
- The traditional cotillions have their roots in European courtly dances.
- The modern cotillions blend elements of the past with contemporary trends.
FAQs About the word cotillions
a formal ball, a ballroom dance for couples that resembles the quadrille, an elaborate dance with frequent changing of partners carried out under the leadership
proms, dances, festivities, festivals,balls, soirees, events, receptions, parties, hops
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The opulent cotillions of the Gilded Age featured elaborate dance moves and lavish attire.
The city's annual cotillions provide a platform for young women to be introduced to society.
During the Southern cotillions, young debutantes practiced social graces and chivalry.
The cotillions at the palace were exclusive gatherings reserved for the elite.
