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dance

Definition for dance

noun as in moving feet and body to music

noun as in party for moving to music

Strongest matches

disco, prom

Weak matches

hoedown, sock hop

verb as in move body or feet to music

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Example Sentences

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The announcement of the deal on Wednesday led to scenes of celebration in both Israel and Palestine, including people waving US flags and dancing in Tel-Aviv's Hostage Square.

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For years, the U.K. has been engaged in a delicate dance over how to officially label China.

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The Texans scored and mocked the Ravens with the Ray Lewis dance.

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Elordi trained in Butoh, known as the Japanese dance of darkness, so his body could capture the painful expression of the creature.

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And despite his view of Nick’s new ambitions, Nelson invites him to a sort of dance-off, in a moment both playful and poignant; they can find communion in dance that eludes them whenever they talk.

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