Definition Synonyms
Definition of gestural - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
gesturesrelated to movements expressing ideas
- Her gestural communication was clear and expressive.
2.
movementrelated to a style showing physical movement
- The painting had a strong gestural quality.
Origin of gestural
Latin, gestus (gesture) + -al (related to)
Examples of gestural in a sentence
Gestural cues can enhance verbal communication. His gestural dance captivated the audience. The sculpture had a gestural form that intrigued viewers.
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- French:gestuel, ...
- German:gestisch, ...
- Italian:gestuale, ...
- Spanish:gestual, ...
- Portuguese:gestual, ...
- Chinese:动作的, 肢体表现的, ...
- Japanese:ジェスチャーの, ジェスチャー的な, ...
- Arabic:إشاري, ...
- Hebrew:מַחְוָתִי, תְּנוּעָתִי, ...
- Russian:жестовый, движенческий, ...
- Ukrainian:жестовий, ...
- Hindi:इशारात्मक, गतिशील, ...
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