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Definition of cavorting - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
energetic activitylively, playful, or extravagant movement or behavior
- Their cavorting made everyone in the park smile.
Adjective
1.
energeticmoving around energetically and excitedly
- The cavorting puppies chased each other around the yard.
2.
behaviorRare involved in extravagant or scandalous pursuitsRare
- The cavorting celebrities were the talk of the town.
Origin of cavorting
French, cavort (to prance) + -ing (action)
Examples of cavorting in a sentence
The children's cavorting echoed through the empty halls. The cavorting children filled the park with laughter. Cavorting dancers entertained the crowd. The cavorting politicians caused a media frenzy. Rumors spread about the cavorting executives at the gala.
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- French:batifolage, gambadant, ...
- German:Herumtollen, lebhaft, ...
- Italian:scatenarsi, saltellante, ...
- Spanish:algarabía, juguetón, ...
- Portuguese:brincadeiras, saltitante, ...
- Chinese:嬉闹, 嬉戏的, ...
- Japanese:はしゃぎ回ること, 元気に動き回る, ...
- Arabic:مَرَح, مَرِح, ...
- Hebrew:הִשְׁתּוֹבְבוּת, שׁוֹבָב, ...
- Russian:шалости, резвящийся, ...
- Ukrainian:пустощі, грайливий, ...
- Hindi:हुल्लड़बाज़ी, उछलकूद करता हुआ, ...
Definition of cavort - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
playful movementRare move about playfully and energeticallyRare
- The children cavort in the playground.
2.
playful sexualityRare behave in a playfully sexual wayRare
- The couple cavorted on the dance floor.
Origin of cavort
Uncertain, possibly from cavort (to prance)
Examples of cavort in a sentence
The dancers cavort across the stage. They cavorted under the moonlight. Friends cavorted at the summer festival.
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- French:gambader, batifoler, ...
- German:tollen, turteln, ...
- Italian:saltellare, flirtare, ...
- Spanish:jugar, coquetear, ...
- Portuguese:saltitar, brincar de forma provocante, ...
- Chinese:嬉戏, 嬉戏调情, ...
- Japanese:はしゃぐ, 戯れる, ...
- Arabic:رَقَصَ, داعَبَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִשְׁתַּעֲשֵׁעַ, לְהִתְעַלֵּס, ...
- Russian:резвиться, флиртовать, ...
- Ukrainian:грайливо бігати, фліртувати, ...
- Hindi:खुशी से घूमना, कामुकता दिखाना, ...
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