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Roat


Definition:

(noun) A type of traditional dance originating from the local culture of the Roat region.

(verb) To perform the Roat dance or participate in a Roat event.

(adjective) Referring to anything related to the Roat culture or the dance itself.

Senses:

  1. Roat (noun):

    A type of traditional dance.


    Example Sentences:
    • Attending a Roat performance is a great way to experience the local culture.
    • Roat incorporates elaborate costumes and precise footwork.
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  2. Roat (verb):

    To perform the Roat dance or participate in a Roat event.


    Example Sentences:
    • We have a group of talented dancers who will roat at the festival this year.
    • Everyone joined in to roat and celebrate the holiday.

  3. Roat (adjective):

    Referring to anything related to the Roat culture or the dance itself.


    Example Sentences:
    • The festival showcased various Roat decorations and artwork.
    • She wore a beautiful Roat-inspired dress to the event.
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