Definition
Definition of gesticulated - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
movementsRare accompanied by vigorous movementsRare
- His gesticulated explanation made the story more engaging.
- Her gesticulated speech captivated the audience.
- The actor's gesticulated performance was mesmerizing.
Origin of gesticulated
Latin, gesticulatus (to gesture)
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- French:animé, ...
- German:von heftigen Bewegungen begleitet, ...
- Italian:movimentato, ...
- Spanish:acompañado de movimientos, ...
- Portuguese:vigoroso, ...
- Chinese:伴随剧烈动作的, ...
- Japanese:活発な, ...
- Arabic:إيمائي, ...
- Hebrew:מְלוּוֶה בִּתְנוּעוֹת נִמְרָצוֹת, ...
- Russian:оживленный, ...
- Ukrainian:жестикуляційний, ...
- Hindi:जोशीले आंदोलनों के साथ, ...
Definition of gesticulate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
body languageRare express ideas through hand movementsRare
- She gesticulated to explain the complex concept.
2.
communicationRare use gestures to emphasize speechRare
- He gesticulated wildly during his speech.
Origin of gesticulate
Latin, gesticulari (to mimic gestures)
Examples of gesticulate in a sentence
The tour guide would gesticulate to emphasize important points. She gesticulated to show her excitement. The teacher gesticulated to emphasize the point.
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- French:gesticuler, ...
- German:gestikulieren, mit den Händen sprechen, ...
- Italian:gesticolare, fare gesti, ...
- Spanish:gesticular, hacer gestos, ...
- Portuguese:gesticular, ...
- Chinese:用手势, 做手势, ...
- Japanese:身振りを交える, ジェスチャーをする, ...
- Arabic:لَوَّحَ بِيَدَيْهِ, أَوْمَأَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִשְׁתַּמֵּשׁ בְּתְנוּעוֹת יָדַיִם, לְהַנִּיף יָדַיִם, ...
- Russian:жестикулировать, размахивать руками, ...
- Ukrainian:жестикулювати, жестикулирувати, ...
- Hindi:हाथ हिलाना, इशारे करना, ...
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