Balletic: meaning, definitions and examples
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balletic
[ bəˈlɛtɪk ]
dance style
The term 'balletic' refers to movements or qualities that are characteristic of ballet, a highly stylized form of dance known for its precision, grace, and artistic expression. It is often used to describe performers or performances that embody the elegance and technical prowess associated with classical ballet. A balletic style is typically fluid and takes advantage of the dancer's training in ballet technique, emphasizing lines and poise.
Synonyms
dance-like, elegant, graceful, poised.
Examples of usage
- Her balletic movements captivated the audience.
- He performed a balletic interpretation of the modern piece.
- The choreography included various balletic elements.
- She has a balletic grace that enhances her performance.
Translations
Translations of the word "balletic" in other languages:
🇵🇹 balético
🇮🇳 नृत्यात्मक
🇩🇪 ballettisch
🇮🇩 balet
🇺🇦 балетний
🇵🇱 baletowy
🇯🇵 バレエ的
🇫🇷 balletique
🇪🇸 balético
🇹🇷 bale ile ilgili
🇰🇷 발레적인
🇸🇦 باليتية
🇨🇿 baletní
🇸🇰 baletový
🇨🇳 芭蕾的
🇸🇮 baletni
🇮🇸 ballett
🇰🇿 балетке қатысты
🇬🇪 ბალეტური
🇦🇿 baletlə bağlı
🇲🇽 balletístico
Etymology
The word 'balletic' is derived from the word 'ballet', which traces its roots back to the Italian word 'balletto', a diminutive form of 'ballo', meaning 'dance'. The term became prominent in the 17th century, particularly in France, as ballet evolved into a distinct dance form characterized by its formalized steps and gestures. As ballet gained popularity in royal courts across Europe, its techniques and styles were refined, giving rise to the term 'balletic' used to describe the aesthetic qualities associated with the art form. Over time, 'balletic' began to be applied not only to classical ballet but also to any dance style that reflected a similar grace and fluidity. The evolution of this word mirrors the significant impact ballet has had on various forms of dance and the broader cultural landscape.