Sashay
verb
To walk in a lively or exaggerated manner, typically with a sway of the hips, often used to attract attention.
She decided to sashay across the stage, captivating the audience with her charm.

Often appears as...
- sashay confidently
- sashay down the street
Usage tips
Informal
General
verb
To walk in a lively or exaggerated manner, typically with a sway of the hips, often used to attract attention.
She decided to sashay across the stage, captivating the audience with her charm.

Often appears as...
- sashay confidently
- sashay down the street
Usage tips
Informal
General
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Confidence
Moving with assurance often draws attention to oneself.
When she sashay into the room, everyone noticed her presence.
Theatricality
Exaggerated movement can enhance a performance.
He danced and sashay, capturing the essence of the character.
Social Context
In social gatherings, sashay can depict a playful or bold demeanor.
At the party, she chose to sashay, standing out from the crowd.
Confidence
Moving with assurance often draws attention to oneself.
When she sashay into the room, everyone noticed her presence.
Theatricality
Exaggerated movement can enhance a performance.
He danced and sashay, capturing the essence of the character.
Social Context
In social gatherings, sashay can depict a playful or bold demeanor.
At the party, she chose to sashay, standing out from the crowd.
Confidence
Moving with assurance often draws attention to oneself.
When she sashay into the room, everyone noticed her presence.
Theatricality
Exaggerated movement can enhance a performance.
He danced and sashay, capturing the essence of the character.
Social Context
In social gatherings, sashay can depict a playful or bold demeanor.
At the party, she chose to sashay, standing out from the crowd.
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