terpsichorean

pronunciation

How to pronounce terpsichorean in British English: UK [ˌtɜːpsɪkəˈriːən]word uk audio image

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  • Adjective:
    of or relating to dancing

Word Origin

terpsichorean (adj.)
"pertaining to dancing," 1869, literally "of Terpsichore," from Latinized form of Greek Terpsikhore, muse of dancing and dramatic chorus (see Terpsichore). Hence theatrical slang terp "stage dancer, chorus girl" (1937).

Example

1. He is famous as a eximious terpsichorean .
2. She is a gifted terpsichorean .
3. Or maybe even some terpsichorean pleasure ?
4. I have a dream that I can organize chinese artists and vocalists , musicians and terpsichorean to give aids benefit concerts all over the world .

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