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Definition of gesticulation - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
body languageRare vigorous hand movements, often to stress what someone is sayingRare
- He spoke with wild gesticulation, his hands slicing the air.
- Her animated gesticulation distracted everyone in the front row.
- The speech was dull, but his constant gesticulation kept people watching.
Origin of gesticulation
Latin, gestus (gesture) + culare (to make)
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- French:gesticulation, ...
- German:Gestikulation, ...
- Italian:gesticolazione, ...
- Spanish:gesticulación, ...
- Portuguese:gesticulação, ...
- Chinese:夸张的手势, ...
- Japanese:身ぶり手ぶり, ...
- Arabic:اِيمَاء, ...
- Hebrew:גֶ׳סְטִיקוּלַצְיָה, ...
- Russian:жестикуляция, ...
- Ukrainian:жестикуляція, ...
- Hindi:हावभाव, ...
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