Course
Gesture
Gesture noun - A movement of the body or limbs that expresses or emphasizes an idea or feeling.
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Synonyms for Gesture
Course and gesture are semantically related in movement topic. Sometimes you can use "Course" instead a noun "Gesture".
How words are described
| good | good course | good gesture |
| similar | similar course | similar gesture |
| certain | certain course | certain gesture |
| appropriate | appropriate course | appropriate gesture |
| Other adjectives: standard, single, simple, small, wrong, quick, final, last, different. | ||
Common collocations
| resemblance | course resemblance | gesture resemblance |
Both words in one sentence
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Of course, when he actually says it, he's just finished drinking out of his chalice and never actually does the gesture as he's saying "my boy".
Source: Memetic Hand Gesture - A genus of ferns have been named Gaga, after, of course, Lady Gaga, because its young, unfurled stalks tend to look like claws, similar to Gaga's "paws up" gesture.
Source: Named After Somebody Famous -
She later hands the armlet over to Goleeta as a gesture of goodwill... but of course, Rava being Rava, that's not saying much.
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