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Meaning of pantomimical
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pantomimical (a.)
Of or pertaining to the pantomime; representing by dumb show.
pantomimical Sentence Examples
- The actor's pantomimical performance captivated the audience with its expressive movements.
- The deaf child communicated with his pantomimical gestures, conveying complex emotions and ideas.
- The magician employed pantomimical tricks to create the illusion of telekinesis.
- The classroom was filled with laughter as students practiced their pantomimical scenes.
- The artist's pantomimical representation of the horse's gallop was both graceful and evocative.
- The pantomimical ballet told a poignant story without uttering a single word.
- The mime used pantomimical language to convey a wide range of characters and situations.
- The pantomimical dance depicted the struggle and triumph of the human spirit.
- The children's pantomimical play brought the classic fairy tale to life with their imaginative movements.
- The sign language interpreter used pantomimical gestures to convey information to the hearing-impaired audience.
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Of or pertaining to the pantomime; representing by dumb show.
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The actor's pantomimical performance captivated the audience with its expressive movements.
The deaf child communicated with his pantomimical gestures, conveying complex emotions and ideas.
The magician employed pantomimical tricks to create the illusion of telekinesis.
The classroom was filled with laughter as students practiced their pantomimical scenes.
