locomote

/lɒkəˈməʊt, ˈlɒkəmoʊt/

Definitions

1. verb

to move or cause to move with a rhythmic or flowing motion, especially in a way that suggests a sense of freedom or abandon

“The dancers decided to locomote across the stage to add some energy to their performance.”

2. verb

to move or cause to move with a jerky or uneven motion

“The bus locomoted through the city streets, causing many of the passengers to lose their balance.”

3. verb

to move or cause to move in a way that suggests a sense of swagger or confidence

“He decided to locomote into the party, drawing the attention of everyone in the room.”

4. noun

a mode of moving or causing to move with a rhythmic or flowing motion

“Her locomote was a key part of her dance routine, showcasing her flexibility and agility.”

Synonyms

  • strut
  • swagger

Antonyms

  • stagger
  • stumble