Arabesque
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British pronunciation/ˌæɹe‍ɪbˈɛsk/
American pronunciation/ˌæɹeɪbˈɛsk/

Definition & Meaning of "arabesque"

Arabesque
01

intricate, flowing decorative patterns of intertwined plant motifs, often seen in tilework, woodwork, and stucco

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a classical ballet position where the dancer stands on one leg with the other leg extended behind, often with arms in various graceful positions

What is an "arabesque"?

An arabesque is a ballet position where the dancer extends one leg straight behind them while standing on the other leg. The arms are typically held in a graceful position, often one arm reaching forward and the other extended to the side or overhead. The extended leg is usually lifted to a height that is comfortable for the dancer, and the body remains upright and balanced. The arabesque emphasizes elegance and control, and it is used to showcase the dancer's flexibility and poise. This position is common in ballet and other dance styles, contributing to the overall artistry of the performance.

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She practiced her arabesques diligently, striving to achieve the ideal balance and alignment in each position.
The ballerina held a perfect arabesque, her body forming a beautiful line as she balanced effortlessly on one leg.
During the performance, the dancers showcased their strength and flexibility with elegant arabesques, adding a touch of sophistication to the routine.
With fluid movements, the lead dancer transitioned seamlessly from a pirouette into a graceful arabesque, showcasing her technical skill and artistry.
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