Pronunciation: /əˈdæns/
noun a type of dance or dancing
A1 She loves to dance at the party.
A2 The children performed a cute adance for their parents.
B1 The adance of the flames mesmerized the audience.
B2 The adance of colors in the painting was truly captivating.
C1 The adance of the planets around the sun is a complex astronomical phenomenon.
C2 His adance on the tightrope was a display of extraordinary skill and balance.
verb to dance or move rhythmically to music
A1 The children adance happily in the park.
A2 She adanced gracefully across the stage during the performance.
B1 The students adanced around the bonfire at the school event.
B2 The professional dancers adanced flawlessly in sync with each other.
C1 The ballerina adanced with such precision and elegance that the audience was captivated.
C2 The choreographer adanced the dancers through the complex routine with ease and expertise.
formal The ballet dancers moved gracefully adance on the stage.
informal We all started dancing adance when our favorite song came on.
slang The party was lit with everyone adance to the music.
figurative The leaves were adance in the wind, creating a beautiful scene.
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