Acrobatics

Pronunciation: /ˌæk.rəˈbæ.tɪks/

Definitions of acrobatics

noun a form of physical activity or performance involving agility, balance, and coordination, such as tumbling, contortions, and balancing acts

Example Sentences

A1 I watched a show with acrobatics at the circus.

A2 The acrobatics in the performance were truly impressive.

B1 Learning acrobatics requires strength, flexibility, and practice.

B2 The acrobatics team put on a breathtaking display of skill and coordination.

C1 She has been practicing acrobatics for years and is now a professional performer.

C2 The acrobatics at the international competition were of the highest caliber, showcasing the talents of athletes from around the world.

Examples of acrobatics in a Sentence

formal The circus performer amazed the audience with her graceful acrobatics.

informal I can't believe how cool those acrobatics were at the show last night!

slang Did you see that dude bust out some sick acrobatics on the skateboard?

figurative Her ability to juggle multiple tasks at once is like a mental acrobatics.

Grammatical Forms of acrobatics

• past tense: performed
• plural: acrobatics
• comparative: more acrobatic
• superlative: most acrobatic
• present tense: perform
• future tense: will perform
• perfect tense: have performed
• continuous tense: is performing
• singular: acrobatics
• positive degree: acrobatic
• infinitive: to perform
• gerund: performing
• participle: performing

Origin and Evolution of acrobatics

First Known Use: 1860 year

Language of Origin: Greek

Story behind the word: The word 'acrobatics' originated from the Greek words 'akrobatos' meaning walking on tiptoe or climbing high and 'akrobatia' meaning the art of walking on tiptoe or climbing

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe the art of walking on tiptoe or climbing, the word 'acrobatics' has evolved to encompass a wide range of physical feats and stunts involving agility, balance, and coordination.