tangos Synonyms
tangos Meaning
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tangos (pl.)
of Tango
tangos Sentence Examples
- The vibrant tangos filled the dance floor, captivating onlookers with their rhythmic and passionate moves.
- The tango dancers swayed and swirled, their bodies creating a mesmerizing spectacle of interconnected lines.
- The haunting melody of the tangos echoed through the room, evoking a sense of both longing and exhilaration.
- The couple performed an intricate tango, their feet tapping and their bodies entwined in a dance of seduction.
- The tangos ignited a fire within the audience, inspiring them to tap their toes and sway to the music.
- The tempo of the tangos gradually increased, propelling the dancers into a whirlwind of emotion.
- The tangos were a testament to the passion and allure of Argentinian culture.
- The dancer's eyes held a captivating intensity as he executed complex tango steps with precision.
- The tangos created a sense of intimacy between the dancers, drawing them together in a captivating embrace.
- The tangos are a timeless form of dance that continues to captivate and inspire audiences around the world.
FAQs About the word tangos
of Tango
mambos,waltzes, gavottes, jigs, polkas, boogies, shuffles,shimmies, prances, twists
No antonyms found.
The vibrant tangos filled the dance floor, captivating onlookers with their rhythmic and passionate moves.
The tango dancers swayed and swirled, their bodies creating a mesmerizing spectacle of interconnected lines.
The haunting melody of the tangos echoed through the room, evoking a sense of both longing and exhilaration.
The couple performed an intricate tango, their feet tapping and their bodies entwined in a dance of seduction.
