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gesture

[jes-cher] / ˈdʒɛs tʃər /


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A smile thrown in her direction during a parade honoring a visiting king and his princess daughter, a marvelously flighty Miriam Hopkins, almost causes an international incident after the gesture is misinterpreted.

From The Wall Street Journal

Perhaps for Vinicius this burden translates into anger, tension and gestures that, from the outside, seem excessive.

From BBC

Murakami gestures to the walls before him, nodding his head sagely.

From Los Angeles Times

"This new variety is better suited to the climate," says Waghchaure, gesturing to the perfectly round, firm and sweet grapes that will soon be on European supermarket shelves thousands of kilometres away.

From Barron's

“They make an all-out assault, exhaust a lot of energy and money, and nothing ever significantly changes, except for a token gesture here and there.”

From Los Angeles Times