Pronunciation: /ˈpɑs.tʃər/
noun the position in which someone holds their body when standing or sitting
A1 Good posture is important for your back.
A2 She always sits with a straight posture.
B1 Poor posture can lead to back pain.
B2 Improving your posture can help prevent muscle strain.
C1 Yoga can help improve your posture and flexibility.
C2 Maintaining proper posture is essential for overall health and well-being.
verb to assume a particular posture
A1 She needs to posture herself correctly when standing.
A2 The instructor taught the students how to posture their bodies during yoga class.
B1 It is important to posture yourself confidently during a job interview.
B2 The dancer postured gracefully on stage, captivating the audience with her movements.
C1 The CEO postured himself as a strong leader during the company's annual meeting.
C2 The politician postured for the cameras, trying to convey a sense of authority and control.
formal Maintaining good posture is important for preventing back pain.
informal Hey, you should try sitting up straight to improve your posture.
slang Dude, stop slouching and fix your posture.
figurative Her confident posture spoke volumes about her self-assurance.
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