Acrobates

Pronunciation: /ˈæk.rəˌbeɪts/

Definitions of acrobates

noun a person who performs gymnastics or other physical feats involving agility and coordination

Example Sentences

A1 The acrobates performed amazing stunts at the circus.

A2 The acrobates balanced on a tightrope with ease.

B1 The acrobates practiced their routines diligently to perfect their performance.

B2 The acrobates amazed the audience with their daring feats.

C1 The acrobates demonstrated incredible strength and agility in their performance.

C2 The acrobates captivated the audience with their breathtaking acrobatics.

Examples of acrobates in a Sentence

formal The acrobates performed a stunning routine at the circus.

informal Did you see those acrobates flipping through the air?

slang Those acrobates were totally killing it on stage!

figurative Balancing work and family life is like being an acrobate in a circus.

Grammatical Forms of acrobates

• plural: acrobates
• comparative: acrobater
• superlative: most acrobatic
• present tense: acrobates
• future tense: will acrobate
• perfect tense: have acrobated
• continuous tense: are acrobating
• singular: acrobat
• positive degree: more acrobatic
• infinitive: to acrobate
• gerund: acrobating
• participle: acrobating

Origin and Evolution of acrobates

First Known Use: 0500 year

Language of Origin: Greek

Story behind the word: The word 'acrobates' originated from ancient Greek.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe skilled performers who engaged in physical feats and stunts, the term 'acrobates' has evolved to encompass a wider range of athletic and gymnastic activities in modern times.