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Meanings of dancer in English
Synonyms
Examples for "terpsichorean"
Examples for "terpsichorean"
1
A lasting transformation of such an image cannot be attained by terpsichorean supineness.
2
There was a shout of laughter from the boys at this burst of terpsichorean art.
3
Gray and bent and self-effacing now, he was once the proud consort to terpsichorean royalty.
4
I say danced, but that is stretching the word far beyond the wildest dreams of the jazziest terpsichorean.
5
No band of enthusiastic pilgrims ever started in such high feather to see a dramatic and terpsichorean feast as did we.
1
The prosecution says the professional dancer drugged both women before the assaults.
2
Any professional dancer understands this work to Tchaikovsky demands such athleticism and endurance.
3
EBONY: And what are some of the trials of being a professional dancer?
4
Would he have dreamed of being a professional dancer like Astorga?
5
Becoming a professional dancer was always 22-year-old Hannah Sampson's dream.
Usage of dancer in English
1
It has to be a good actor, great dancer and great singer.
2
She was by far the best of the lot, a natural dancer.
3
The Spanish dancer stayed on for a long time -too long.
4
I left Ireland at 17, leaving school early to become a dancer.
5
Choreographer and dancer Michael Parmenter has just revealed his new work, Tent.
6
The young dancer from Nova Scotia immediately knew it was bad news.
7
The song fluctuated and died; the dancer dropped exhausted into her chair.
8
The little dancer placed the sweet in her mouth, and said complacently:
9
It's a young dancer I know, a friend of Richard's wife, Deborah.
10
The French dancer was the favorite topic of discussion in all circles.
11
The sense of sight in the dancer has received little attention hitherto.
12
The behavior of the dancer made obvious two defects in labyrinth A.
13
A thousand trained ballet dancer; could not have been in better time.
14
By the time they marched, Arya knew she was no water dancer.
15
One sees the whole-hearted enthusiasm of both the suffragette and the dancer.
16
Another moment and the chief dancer of the Potlatch entered the oval.
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Translations for dancer
Russian
Dancer through the time
Dancer across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
South Africa
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