inwheel (Meaning)
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inwheel (v. t.)
To encircle.
Synonyms & Antonyms of inwheel
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inwheel Sentence Examples
- The dancers moved inwheel, forming intricate patterns on the stage.
- In the ancient ritual, participants would inwheel around the sacred fire.
- The children laughed as they played, holding hands and inwheeling in the meadow.
- During the parade, the performers would inwheel around the town square, delighting the spectators.
- The circus act featured acrobats inwheeling on unicycles, captivating the audience.
- The traditional dance required participants to inwheel gracefully, following the rhythm of the music.
- In the cultural celebration, groups would inwheel around the ceremonial grounds, celebrating unity and harmony.
- The choreography involved dancers inwheeling around the central figure, creating a mesmerizing spectacle.
- The folk dance troupe practiced inwheeling movements to perfect their synchronized performance.
- Inwheeling motions were a signature element of the synchronized swimming routine, showcasing the team's precision and coordination.
FAQs About the word inwheel
To encircle.
No synonyms found.
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The dancers moved inwheel, forming intricate patterns on the stage.
In the ancient ritual, participants would inwheel around the sacred fire.
The children laughed as they played, holding hands and inwheeling in the meadow.
During the parade, the performers would inwheel around the town square, delighting the spectators.
