Danseuse

Pronunciation: /dænˈsɜːz/

Definitions of danseuse

noun A female ballet dancer

Example Sentences

A1 She is a talented danseuse.

A2 The danseuse performed a beautiful ballet routine.

B1 The danseuse captivated the audience with her graceful movements.

B2 The renowned danseuse has won multiple awards for her performances.

C1 The danseuse's precision and artistry on stage are unmatched.

C2 As a seasoned danseuse, she continues to push the boundaries of contemporary dance.

Examples of danseuse in a Sentence

formal The danseuse gracefully performed a ballet routine on stage.

informal The danseuse looked stunning in her performance last night.

slang That danseuse has some serious moves!

figurative The danseuse moved with such fluidity, she seemed like a living sculpture.

Grammatical Forms of danseuse

• plural: danseuses
• comparative: more danseuse
• superlative: most danseuse
• present tense: dances
• future tense: will dance
• perfect tense: has danced
• continuous tense: is dancing
• singular: danseuse
• positive degree: danseuse
• infinitive: to dance
• gerund: dancing
• participle: dancing

Origin and Evolution of danseuse

First Known Use: 1700 year

Language of Origin: French

Story behind the word: The word 'danseuse' originated from French.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to refer to a female ballet dancer, the term 'danseuse' has evolved to encompass female dancers in various dance forms beyond ballet.