acrobatics
/ˌækrəˈbætɪks/
noun
- The performance of difficult physical acts, such as jumping, balancing, and tumbling, especially in a circus or show.
- The circus acrobatics included a human pyramid and a daring trapeze act.
- The crowd cheered as the gymnast performed amazing acrobatics on the balance beam.
- She took classes to learn acrobatics and can now do backflips and handstands.
- Clever or skillful actions, especially in a difficult situation, often involving quick thinking or complex movements.
- The driver's acrobatics on the icy road prevented a serious accident.
- The politician's verbal acrobatics helped him avoid answering the tough question.
- With some financial acrobatics, they managed to pay off their debts early.
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