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Meaning of tutu
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tutu (n)
South African prelate and leader of the antiapartheid struggle (born in 1931)
very short skirt worn by ballerinas
tutu Sentence Examples
- The ballerina twirled gracefully in her shimmering tutu, its ethereal layers creating an enchanting spectacle.
- The young dancer proudly displayed her new tutu, adorned with delicate ribbons and sparkling sequins.
- The tutu's delicate fabric fluttered like butterfly wings, adding a touch of whimsy to the performance.
- The audience gasped in delight as the prima ballerina took to the stage in her majestic tutu.
- The school's annual ballet recital featured a troupe of young dancers in colorful tutus, their movements synchronized and precise.
- The tutu symbolized the beauty and artistry of classical dance, inspiring awe and wonder in its spectators.
- The tutu's layers created an illusion of weightlessness, making the dancers seem to float across the stage.
- The tutu's vibrant colors and intricate patterns brought a touch of magic to the otherwise mundane dance studio.
- The tutu's tulle skirt billowed around the dancer's legs, creating a ballet's signature ethereal aesthetic.
- The tutu's sheer fabric allowed the dancer's graceful movements to be seen through its delicate layers, enhancing the performance's visual appeal.
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South African prelate and leader of the antiapartheid struggle (born in 1931), very short skirt worn by ballerinas
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The ballerina twirled gracefully in her shimmering tutu, its ethereal layers creating an enchanting spectacle.
The young dancer proudly displayed her new tutu, adorned with delicate ribbons and sparkling sequins.
The tutu's delicate fabric fluttered like butterfly wings, adding a touch of whimsy to the performance.
The audience gasped in delight as the prima ballerina took to the stage in her majestic tutu.
