dancing (Meaning)

Wordnet

dancing (n)

taking a series of rhythmical steps (and movements) in time to music

Webster

of Dance

Webster

from Dance.

No weak antonyms found.

The joyful sounds of music filled the air as people began **dancing** in the street.
Lost in the rhythm, the couple swayed together, their **dancing** a silent conversation.
The rain pattered gently on the windowpane, creating a mesmerizing spectacle that felt almost like **dancing** water droplets.
Laughter echoed as friends and family celebrated, their **dancing** an expression of pure joy.
The children, uninhibited and carefree, twirled and jumped, their **dancing** pure happiness.
Leaves fluttered in the autumn breeze, their movements a graceful **dance** of nature.
The flames in the fireplace flickered and swayed, a hypnotic **dance** of light and shadow.
The documentary explored the history of **dancing** as a form of cultural expression and social interaction.
Learning a new dance style can be a fun and rewarding experience, promoting both physical and mental well-being.
From the elegant waltz to the energetic salsa, **dancing** offers a universal language of movement and expression.

taking a series of rhythmical steps (and movements) in time to musicof Dance, from Dance.

shuffling,stepping, waltzing, strutting, footing (it),prancing, hoofing (it), jigging, treading, tangoing

floating,hanging, floating, hanging, hovering,hovering,

The joyful sounds of music filled the air as people began **dancing** in the street.

Lost in the rhythm, the couple swayed together, their **dancing** a silent conversation.

The rain pattered gently on the windowpane, creating a mesmerizing spectacle that felt almost like **dancing** water droplets.

Laughter echoed as friends and family celebrated, their **dancing** an expression of pure joy.