How can I correctly pronounce the word 'terpsichore' and what does it mean?
terpsichore
noun
How to pronounce terpsichore?
The word terpsichore sounds like terp-sich-o-re
/tɜrp'sɪkəri/
What is the definition of terpsichore?
nountaking a series of rhythmical steps (and movements) in time to music
noun(Greek mythology) the Muse of the dance and of choral song
What is the meaning of the word terpsichore?
- Terpsichore refers to the muse of dance and choral song in Greek mythology.
What is the origin of the word terpsichore?
- The word terpsichore comes from the Greek word 'Terpsikhōrē', which is derived from the combination of 'terpsein' meaning 'to delight' and 'koros' meaning 'chorus'.
Can you provide an example sentence using the word terpsichore?
- She has been studying terpsichore since she was a young girl.
Is terpsichore a common word?
- Terpsichore is not a common word in everyday usage, but it is well-known in the fields of dance and Greek mythology.
Is terpsichore a noun or a verb?
- Terpsichore is a noun.
What is the synonym of terpsichore?
- Dance, choreography, ballet
What is the opposite of terpsichore?
- Stillness, immobility
How is terpsichore pronounced?
- Terp-si-kuh-ree
Are there any famous references to terpsichore in literature or the arts?
- Yes, the famous Russian composer Igor Stravinsky composed a ballet called 'Apollo Musagetes' also known as 'Apollo' or 'Apollon Musagète', which is dedicated to terpsichore.
Are there any idioms or phrases related to terpsichore?
- There are no specific idioms or phrases related to the word terpsichore.
