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ballonné
[bal-uh-ney, b
noun
Ballet.
plural
ballonnésa broad leap with a battement to the front, side, or back.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of ballonné1
1770–80; < French: literally, ballooned, i.e. done like a balloon
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Example Sentences
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Pas Ballonné—A combination of hop, step, hop.
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Taglioni and Elssler personify the two styles into which the present school of dancing is divided, the ballonné and the tacqueté.
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