tripudiation (Meaning)
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tripudiation (n.)
The act of dancing.
Synonyms & Antonyms of tripudiation
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tripudiation Sentence Examples
- The students' feet moved with unrestrained tripudiation during the school dance.
- The spectators erupted in a frenzy of tripudiation as the winning team crossed the finish line.
- The young couple's exuberant tripudiation caused the floorboards to creak.
- The ballet dancer's tripudiation across the stage was both graceful and awe-inspiring.
- The joyous tripudiation of the crowd echoed through the stadium.
- Children's tripudiation is a beautiful expression of their unbridled happiness.
- The music's irresistible rhythm ignited the audience's tripudiation.
- The tripudiation of the victorious army was a testament to their hard-fought triumph.
- The festivalgoers' tripudiation continued until the break of dawn.
- The tripudiation of the lovers was a reflection of their passionate bond.
FAQs About the word tripudiation
The act of dancing.
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No antonyms found.
The students' feet moved with unrestrained tripudiation during the school dance.
The spectators erupted in a frenzy of tripudiation as the winning team crossed the finish line.
The young couple's exuberant tripudiation caused the floorboards to creak.
The ballet dancer's tripudiation across the stage was both graceful and awe-inspiring.
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