prance (Meaning)
prance (n)
a proud stiff pompous gait
prance (v)
to walk with a lofty proud gait, often in an attempt to impress others
spring forward on the hind legs
cause (a horse) to bound spring forward
ride a horse such that it springs and bounds forward
Synonyms & Antonyms of prance
prance Sentence Examples
- The horses pranced through the field with graceful movements.
- The dancer pranced across the stage, showcasing their agility.
- The child pranced around excitedly, unable to contain their joy.
- The puppy pranced towards its owner, wagging its tail enthusiastically.
- The cheerleader pranced enthusiastically on the sidelines, motivating their team.
- The showgirls pranced down the runway, exuding confidence and beauty.
- The figure skater pranced across the ice, showcasing their elegant jumps and spins.
- The peacock pranced around, displaying its vibrant and majestic feathers.
- The jester pranced and joked before the king, seeking to entertain the court.
- The toddler pranced around the living room, giggling and spreading happiness.
FAQs About the word prance
a proud stiff pompous gait, to walk with a lofty proud gait, often in an attempt to impress others, spring forward on the hind legs, cause (a horse) to bound sp
strut, stalk, step, swagger, tiptoe, shuffle, stride,sashay, pace, lurch
No antonyms found.
The horses pranced through the field with graceful movements.
The dancer pranced across the stage, showcasing their agility.
The child pranced around excitedly, unable to contain their joy.
The puppy pranced towards its owner, wagging its tail enthusiastically.
