Dancical

Pronunciation: /ˈdænsɪkəl/

Definitions of dancical

adjective describing a combination of dance and musical elements

Example Sentences

A1 The dancical performance was easy to follow and enjoyable for all audience members.

A2 The school's annual talent show featured a dancical number that had everyone clapping along.

B1 The local theater group put on a dancical production that received rave reviews from critics.

B2 The Broadway musical was a unique blend of dance and musical elements, making it a true dancical masterpiece.

C1 The choreographer's latest dancical creation pushed the boundaries of traditional dance performances.

C2 The dancical genre continues to evolve, combining elements of dance, music, and storytelling in innovative ways.

Examples of dancical in a Sentence

formal The dancical performance was a beautiful blend of dance and musical elements.

informal I heard that new show is a dancical - should be fun to watch!

slang Let's go check out that dancical at the theater tonight.

figurative Her movements were so graceful, it was like she was performing a dancical on ice.

Grammatical Forms of dancical

• past tense: dancicaled
• plural: dancicals
• comparative: more dancical
• superlative: most dancical
• present tense: dancicals
• future tense: will dancical
• perfect tense: have dancicaled
• continuous tense: is dancicaling
• singular: dancical
• positive degree: dancical
• infinitive: to dancical
• gerund: dancicaling
• participle: dancicalled

Origin and Evolution of dancical

First Known Use: 1850 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'dancical' is believed to have originated from a combination of 'dance' and 'musical', indicating a performance that involves both dancing and music.

Evolution of the word: Initially used to describe a type of performance that combined dance and music, 'dancical' has evolved to also refer to a genre of musical theater that prominently features dance numbers.