gesticulatory (Meaning)

Webster

gesticulatory (a.)

Representing by, or belonging to, gestures.

The gesticulatory performer's expansive movements captivated the audience.
Her hands danced in the air, a symphony of gesticulatory expression.
The politician's gesticulatory speech emphasized his passion for the issue.
The conductor's gesticulatory directions guided the orchestra with precision.
The gesticulatory response to the unexpected news was a mixture of surprise and disbelief.
Her gesticulatory storytelling brought the ancient tale to life.
The children's gesticulatory game involved a series of exaggerated motions.
The gesticulatory communication of the deaf community was a vibrant and expressive language.
The actor's gesticulatory performance conveyed a deep understanding of the character's emotions.
The gesticulatory gestures of the traffic officer helped to maintain order during the chaotic rush hour.

Representing by, or belonging to, gestures.

gesticulative, gesticulant, moving, gestural, gestic, demonstrative, expressive, motile,mobile, movable

stationary, motionless, still, frozen, static, wooden, stationary,static, frozen, motionless

The gesticulatory performer's expansive movements captivated the audience.

Her hands danced in the air, a symphony of gesticulatory expression.

The politician's gesticulatory speech emphasized his passion for the issue.

The conductor's gesticulatory directions guided the orchestra with precision.