Acrobatic

/ˌækrəˈbætɪk/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

involving or requiring physically demanding skills such as jumping, twisting, and balancing.

The acrobatic performance at the circus left the audience in awe.

characterized by great agility and physical ability.

She is known for her acrobatic skills in gymnastics competitions.

displaying antics that require agility and skill.

The acrobatic dancers moved gracefully across the stage, executing complex moves.

involving stunts or maneuvers performed with agility.

The movie was filled with acrobatic fight scenes that showcased the actors' physical fitness.

From French 'acrobate' + '-ic', related to the term 'acrobacy'.

acrobatic maneuver

A complex or skilled movement often seen in gymnastics or dance.

acrobatic skills

The ability to perform acrobatic feats.

acrobat

A performer of gymnastic feats.

acrobatics

The skills or practice of performing acrobatic feats.

gymnastics

A sport involving exercises or performances requiring physical strength, flexibility, balance, and coordination.

To be really flexible or agile in a non-literal sense.

He was so acrobatic during the party, moving effortlessly around the dance floor.

To handle a situation in a complex and skillful manner.

She was acrobatic in her attempts to juggle multiple tasks at once.