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View synonyms for gesticulation
gesticulation
[ je-stik-yuh-ley-shuhn ]
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Other Words From
- over·ges·ticu·lation noun
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Word History and Origins
Origin of gesticulation1
First recorded in 1595–1605, gesticulation is from the Latin word gesticulātiōn- (stem of gesticulātiō ). See gesticulate, -ion
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Example Sentences
His gestures were slow, sober, and rare; for he held southern gesticulation in horror.
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If gesticulation be also a means of expressing character, as in ballets, this is only a secondary means.
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When he drew near the headmost vessel, he began to utter an earnest address, accompanied with violent gesticulation.
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Karlsefin, therefore, tried his hand at a little gesticulation, while the natives gazed at him with speechless interest.
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Here they engaged in an animated conversation, if much gesticulation is any indication.
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