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Definition of «acrobatic»

The term acrobatic refers to feats or performances that involve physical agility and skill, typically involving gymnastics, tumbling, or aerial acts. It can also refer to a person who is skilled in such activities, often performing in circuses or other public displays of strength and dexterity.

Usage examples

  1. The acrobatic gymnasts performed stunning flips, twists, and turns in their routine.
  2. The circus artist showcased his acrobatic skills by balancing on a tightrope and juggling flaming torches.
  3. The acrobatic dancer amazed the audience with her graceful movements and impressive aerial stunts.
  4. The acrobatic troupe entertained the crowd with their daring acrobatics, such as human pyramids and high-flying trapeze acts.
  5. The acrobatic display by the parkour team left everyone in awe as they effortlessly scaled walls and leaped over obstacles.

Phrases with «acrobatic»

Sentences with «acrobatic»

  • There are hundreds of over-the-top dunks and moves to unleash for show - stopping displays of acrobatic skill on lively playgrounds across the globe. (useapotion.com)
  • Outlandish finishing moves are performed with acrobatic grace as Bayonetta flows from one fight to another. (metacritic.com)
  • Knowing this, however, didn't make it any easier to let go of my hammock and allow myself to morph into a handstand, backwards somersault, flying cannonball, or any number of acrobatic moves I would normally not be able to perform. (health.com)
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