Acrobatic

usgb/ˌækrəˈbætɪk/
adjective

Related to, involving, or requiring an unusual degree of physical skill such as flipping, tumbling, or balancing.

The circus show featured an acrobatic performance that amazed the audience.
Visual representation of "acrobatic" - related to, involving, or requiring an unusual degree of physical skill such as flipping, tumbling, or balancing

Often appears as...

  • acrobatic moves
  • acrobatic performance
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Physical Feats

Use 'acrobatic' to describe actions that show great physical skill like those of a gymnast or circus performer.

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His acrobatic dive saved the team.
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Not Just Sports

'Acrobatic' can also describe movements or skills in dance, martial arts, and other non-sporting activities.

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The dance routine had acrobatic elements that left the crowd in awe.
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Figurative Usage

Sometimes 'acrobatic' is used to describe a person who is very flexible in their thinking or behavior.

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The diplomat's acrobatic negotiations led to a peace agreement.
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