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prance
This word evokes a visual of exaggerated, bouncy movement. When applied to animals, it describes a natural display of energy or spirit, often seen in horses. It suggests a rhythmic, springy gait that is more spirited than a simple trot.
When used to describe humans, the term carries a strong connotation of vanity or theatricality. It implies a desire to be noticed, often bordering on arrogance or foolishness. The movement is not just physical but a performance of self-importance, making it distinct from a confident walk or a simple strut.
Meanings
Examples
The white stallion began to prance excitedly as the rider approached.
She pranced into the room with a huge smile on her face.
The unicorn pranced through the enchanted forest.
I can not believe he is actually prancing across the stage right now.
The young foal pranced in the meadow during the spring morning.
He just loves to prance around and show off his new suit.