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UK
/tˈɜːpsɪkˌɔːɹiən/
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ADJECTIVE
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of or relating to dancing
her terpsichorean activities
NOUN
- a performer who dances professionally
How To Use terpsichorean In A Sentence
- Even my feet are beginning to move slightly and it takes bombs to bring out any rudimentary terpsichorean talents that I possess.
- her terpsichorean activities
- When you tire of tolerating the troll trash trust the true tribesman to thrust the tenacious tergiversation of the tormentor of our terpsichorean teacher You been doing a good job of dancing around the fool to the termitarium to which he resides. Think Progress » Pundit Attacking Muslim Congressman Is Bush Appointee to Holocaust Memorial Board
- The cause for celebration, the ninth annual American Choreography Awards, also proved a fine showcase for an array of terpsichorean talents.
- In Karachi, what at times starts off as a docile four-lane line-up in a thoroughfare meant for two lanes, frequently descends to a crawl and ends in a seething orgy of terpsichorean self-expression run riot.
- Tom and Pete are the Vic and Bob of the dance world - a terpsichorean double-act whose work spills over into territory not normally trodden by the Lycra-clad.
- Even so, the young dancers in the Opera North company have considerable terpsichorean ability; and the revamped plot has a crude contemporary relevance in dealing with Immigration and Identity.
- Every Sunday, around 10 or 11 in the morning, a few dozen terpsichoreans gather in the park's concourse, slip some Basie into a boombox, take to the stage, and dance.
- A subsequent theatre arts program examined different ballet solos from a dramatic, rather than terpsichorean, standpoint.
- Then again, dear reader, have you taken a close look at our native terpsichoreans?