devil dancing

ˈdɛvəl ˈdænsɪŋ

Definition

Definition of devil dancing - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

risk

Rare

involving risky or reckless behavior

Rare

His devil dancing attitude got him into trouble.

audacious

daring

reckless

performance

Rare

related to the performance of a devil dance

Rare

The festival had a devil dancing theme.

ceremonial

ritualistic

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Expressions with devil

little devil

small representation or embodiment of a devil

The statue was a little devil with horns.

crafty devil

person who is clever and deceitful

He is such a crafty devil, always finding ways to trick people.

devil horns

decorative objects shaped like horns

The costume included red devil horns on a headband.

lucky devil

person with exceptionally good fortune

He won the lottery again, the lucky devil!

better the devil you know

exp.

prefer dealing with known problems than unknown ones

Better the devil you know than the devil you don't know.

go to the devil

tell someone to go away, often with anger or annoyance

He told me to go to the devil when I asked again.

Expressions with dancing

put on one's dancing shoes

prepare oneself mentally for celebration or rejoicing

She put on her dancing shoes before the party started.

ballroom dancing

competitive or recreational couple dancing

Ballroom dancing competitions are held worldwide.

dancing partner

one of a pair of people dancing together

She is my dancing partner for the competition.

dancing school

place where dance classes are taught

She enrolled her daughter in a dancing school to learn ballet..

feel like dancing

want to dance

After hearing the music, I feel like dancing.

line dancing

group dance with synchronized steps in lines

Line dancing is popular at country music events.

tap dancing

act of performing tap dance

Her tap dancing was the highlight of the show.

clog dancing

traditional dance performed in wooden-soled shoes

Clog dancing is popular in some rural areas.

dad dancing

awkward, enthusiastic dance moves by middle-aged men

His dad dancing at the party made everyone laugh.

dancing queen

woman who loves dancing

She was the dancing queen at every party.

Examples of devil dancing in a sentence

The devil dancing approach to investments can be risky.
The costumes were inspired by devil dancing traditions.
She attended a workshop on devil dancing techniques.

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French:téméraire, de danse infernale, ...
German:waghalsig, teufelhaft tanzend, ...
Italian:spericolato, danzante, ...
Spanish:temerario, demoníaco, ...
Portuguese:imprudente, de dança do diabo, ...
Chinese:鲁莽的, 魔鬼舞的, ...
Japanese:無謀な, 悪魔の踊りの, ...
Arabic:مُتَهَوِّر, مُتَعَلِّق بِرَقْصَةِ الشَّيْطَان, ...
Hebrew:פָּזִיז, רִיקּוּד שֵׁד, ...
Russian:безрассудный, дьявольский, ...
Ukrainian:безрозсудний, диявольський, ...
Hindi:जोखिमपूर्ण, शैतान नृत्य, ...
Bengali:ঝুঁকিপূর্ণ, শয়তান নৃত্য, ...
Catalan:temerari, demoníac, ...
Czech:hazardní, taneční, ...
Danish:hensynsløs, djævledans, ...
Dutch:roekeloze, duivelsdans, ...
Greek:ριψοκίνδυνος, χορού του διαβόλου, ...
Hungarian:vakmerő, ördögtáncos, ...
Khmer:ប្រថុយប្រថាន, ដែលទាក់ទងនឹងការសម្តែងរបាំអារក្ស, ...
Korean:무모한, 악마 춤의, ...
Persian:بی‌پروا, رقص شیطانی, ...
Polish:lekkomyślny, diabelski, ...
Portuguese (BR):imprudente, de dança do diabo, ...
Romanian:nesăbuit, demonic, ...
Swedish:våghalsig, djävulsdansande, ...
Thai:เสี่ยงภัย, ระบำปีศาจ, ...
Turkish:pervasız, şeytan dansı, ...
Vietnamese:liều lĩnh, nhảy ma quỷ, ...

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