Acrobatics

/ˌækrəˈbætɪks/

Meaning & Definition

noun

The performance of extraordinary feats of physical agility, balance, and coordination, often involving gymnastics or aerial maneuvers.

The circus featured a thrilling act of acrobatics that left the audience in awe.

A skill involving complex movements, often seen in gymnastics or dance.

Her training in acrobatics allowed her to perform stunning routines at the competition.

The maneuvers performed in an acrobatic performance.

The acrobatics displayed by the gymnasts were both beautiful and precise.

The use of intricate, agile movements in art or performance.

The dance consisted of acrobatics that highlighted the dancers' strength and flexibility.

An often complex or difficult situation requiring agility or cleverness to navigate.

Dealing with the budget constraints felt like a game of acrobatics for the project manager.

From French 'acrobatique', from Greek 'akrobatēs', meaning 'a high walker'.

high-flying acrobatics

Daring or impressive feats that appear effortless.

circus acrobatics

Performances typically seen in circus acts involving skill and balance.

acrobatic feats

Tricks or stunts that demonstrate physical skill and capability.

gymnastics

A sport involving exercises on the floor, in the air, and on apparatus.

stunts

An action performed to display skill or daring, often in entertainment.

performing arts

Various forms of creative expression meant to be performed in front of an audience.

Flips

She can do flips like a pro during her dance routines.

Tricks

He's always showing off new tricks he learned at circus school.