sashay Antonyms
Meaning of sashay
sashay (n)
a square dance figure; partners circle each other taking sideways steps
(ballet) quick gliding steps with one foot always leading
a journey taken for pleasure
sashay (v)
move sideways
to walk with a lofty proud gait, often in an attempt to impress others
perform a chasse step, in ballet
sashay Sentence Examples
- The model sashayed down the runway with effortless grace, mesmerizing the audience.
- The dancers sashayed across the stage, their movements fluid and captivating.
- The child sashayed through the meadow, his laughter echoing through the flowers.
- The peacock sashayed its resplendent tail feathers, displaying its vibrant beauty.
- The drag queen sashayed out of the bar, her heels clicking confidently on the pavement.
- The cat sashayed around the room, its tail twitching playfully.
- The politician sashayed through the crowd, waving and smiling for the cameras.
- The horse sashayed through the field, its mane flowing in the breeze.
- The wind sashayed through the trees, rustling their leaves and creating a melodious symphony.
- The waves sashayed towards the shore, gently lapping at the sand.
FAQs About the word sashay
a square dance figure; partners circle each other taking sideways steps, (ballet) quick gliding steps with one foot always leading, a journey taken for pleasure
walk, jaunt,excursion, tour, spin, expedition, sortie,junket, detour, sally
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The model sashayed down the runway with effortless grace, mesmerizing the audience.
The dancers sashayed across the stage, their movements fluid and captivating.
The child sashayed through the meadow, his laughter echoing through the flowers.
The peacock sashayed its resplendent tail feathers, displaying its vibrant beauty.
