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Meaning of rain dance

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rain dance (n)

a ritual dance intended to bring rain

rain dance Sentence Examples

  1. The tribe performed an elaborate rain dance to appease the rain gods and bring much-needed moisture.
  2. The children danced wildly in the pouring rain, their laughter mingling with the sound of thunder, as if they were conducting a joyous rain dance.
  3. The shaman swayed rhythmically, his feathers swirling, as he invoked the spirits of the rain through his sacred rain dance.
  4. As the sun began to set, the farmers gathered for a rain dance, their hopes pinned on the clouds that gathered overhead.
  5. The drumming grew louder as the rain dance intensified, each beat a plea for the heavens to open and quench the thirsty land.
  6. The villagers watched in awe as the rain dance reached its climax, their spirits soaring with the promise of rain.
  7. The vibrant colors and intricate patterns of the dancers' costumes created a mesmerizing spectacle during the rain dance.
  8. The rain dance had been passed down through generations, a testament to the people's unwavering faith in their connection to the natural world.
  9. The rain dance served as a community ritual, bringing people together in harmony and hope for a bountiful harvest.
  10. As the rain began to fall, the rain dance came to an end, leaving behind a sense of joy and anticipation for the days to come.

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a ritual dance intended to bring rain

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The tribe performed an elaborate rain dance to appease the rain gods and bring much-needed moisture.

The children danced wildly in the pouring rain, their laughter mingling with the sound of thunder, as if they were conducting a joyous rain dance.

The shaman swayed rhythmically, his feathers swirling, as he invoked the spirits of the rain through his sacred rain dance.

As the sun began to set, the farmers gathered for a rain dance, their hopes pinned on the clouds that gathered overhead.