Terpsichore

pronunciation

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  • Noun:
    taking a series of rhythmical steps (and movements) in time to music

Word Origin

Terpsichore (n.)
the muse of the dance, Greek Terpsikhore, literally "enjoyment of dance," from terpein "to delight" (from PIE root *terp- "to satisfy;" cognates: Sanskrit trpyati "takes one's fill," Lithuanian tarpstu "to thrive, prosper") + khoros "dance, chorus" (see chorus).

Example

1. Diana and terpsichore are in love with him .

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