Pronunciation: /ˈækrəʊ/
noun a combining form meaning 'height,' 'tip,' 'top,' 'extreme,' 'point,' used in the formation of compound words
A1 I learned how to do acrobatics in my physical education class.
A2 The circus performer amazed the audience with her acrobatic skills.
B1 Acrobatics requires a lot of strength and flexibility.
B2 The acrobat performed a daring acrobatic routine high above the crowd.
C1 The acrobatics team trained for months to perfect their synchronized routine.
C2 Her grace and precision in the acrobatic performance left the audience in awe.
adjective relating to or being an acro- compound
A1 I saw an acrobat at the circus.
A2 The acrobatic performance was breathtaking.
B1 She enrolled in an acrobatics class to improve her flexibility.
B2 The acro yoga workshop was challenging but fun.
C1 The acro- prefix is commonly used in scientific terms.
C2 Her acro skills were unparalleled in the world of gymnastics.
formal The acro- prefix is commonly used in scientific terminology to indicate extremities or tips.
informal I'm studying words that start with acro- for my biology class.
slang Let's just acro- this project and get it over with.
figurative His acro- attention to detail is what sets him apart as a great architect.
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