Ballet
Ballet noun - A theatrical representation of a story that is performed to music by trained dancers.
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Synonyms for Ballet
Graceful and ballet are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Graceful" instead a noun "Ballet".
Nearby Word: balletic
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She fights primarily with a magical spear, though she also uses swords, and her fighting style is based around ballet, so it includes lots of graceful twirls and spins.
Source: Lady of War -
However, she's a quite bit more graceful than her girly counterpart Leaf, and she's fairly skilled at gymnastics and mentions having studied ballet under the Squirtle Scouts.
Source: Tomboy with a Girly Streak -
He also attends a girls' school, wears ballet shoes with his school uniform, and has been studying aikido, which is a graceful and dance-like martial art, for years prior to the story.
Source: Real Men Wear Pink
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