Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
terpsichore
noun
/ˌtɜːrpˈsɪkəˌriː/

Definition
the muse of dance and the dramatic chorus in Greek mythology.

Examples
- She danced with grace, embodying the spirit of Terpsichore.
- In classical music, references to Terpsichore are often made in compositions that celebrate dance.
- The festival featured a tribute to Terpsichore with various dance performances.

Meaning
Terpsichore is often associated with the art of dance and is considered to inspire creativity in dance performances.

Synonyms
- dance
- chorus
- movement