Balletic

Pronunciation: /bəˈlɛtɪk/

Definitions of balletic

adjective relating to or characteristic of ballet

Example Sentences

A1 She moved across the stage with balletic grace.

A2 The dancer's balletic movements captivated the audience.

B1 The balletic performance was both elegant and powerful.

B2 His balletic skills were evident in every leap and turn.

C1 The choreography required a high level of balletic precision.

C2 Her balletic technique was flawless, showcasing years of training and dedication.

Examples of balletic in a Sentence

formal The balletic movements of the prima ballerina captivated the audience.

informal She moved across the stage in a balletic manner that was mesmerizing.

slang Did you see that guy's balletic skills on the dance floor last night?

figurative The balletic precision with which he executed his plan was impressive.

Grammatical Forms of balletic

• past tense: balleted
• plural: balletics
• comparative: more balletic
• superlative: most balletic
• present tense: ballets
• future tense: will ballet
• perfect tense: have balleted
• continuous tense: is balleting
• singular: balletic
• positive degree: balletic
• infinitive: to ballet
• gerund: balleting
• participle: balleting

Origin and Evolution of balletic

First Known Use: 1930 year

Language of Origin: French

Story behind the word: The word 'balletic' originates from the French word 'ballet' which refers to a type of dance.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe movements or qualities reminiscent of ballet, the term 'balletic' has evolved to encompass a broader range of graceful and coordinated movements in various contexts beyond just dance.