quickstep (Meaning)
Wordnet
quickstep (n)
military march accompanying quick time
a ballroom dance with both quick and slow steps
Wordnet
quickstep (v)
perform a quickstep
Webster
quickstep (n.)
A lively, spirited march; also, a lively style of dancing.
Synonyms & Antonyms of quickstep
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quickstep Sentence Examples
- The dancer's quickstep was so graceful, it seemed effortless.
- The ballroom competitors impressed the judges with their fast-paced quickstep routine.
- The quickstep is a popular foxtrot variation with a rapid, syncopated rhythm.
- The advanced students were eager to learn the intricate steps of the quickstep.
- The military band played a lively quickstep march as the troops marched by.
- The hikers' quickstep pace allowed them to cover a long distance in a short time.
- The squirrels scurried across the branches with a quickstep gait.
- The thief made a hasty quickstep out of the store after snatching the necklace.
- The politician's quickstep speech left the audience wanting more.
- The clock's tiny second hand flickered with a quickstep motion.
FAQs About the word quickstep
military march accompanying quick time, a ballroom dance with both quick and slow steps, perform a quickstepA lively, spirited march; also, a lively style of da
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The dancer's quickstep was so graceful, it seemed effortless.
The ballroom competitors impressed the judges with their fast-paced quickstep routine.
The quickstep is a popular foxtrot variation with a rapid, syncopated rhythm.
The advanced students were eager to learn the intricate steps of the quickstep.
