septime

[sep-teem]

noun

Fencing.

1. the seventh of eight defensive positions.

septime

/ ˈsɛptiːm /

noun

1. the seventh of eight basic positions from which a parry or attack can be made in fencing

Word History and Origins

Origin of septime¹

1885–90; < Latin septima ( positiō ) seventh (position)

Word History and Origins

Origin of septime¹

C19: from Latin septimus seventh, from septem seven

Example Sentences

She replaced the quirky high-energy original works by former director-choreographer Septime Webre with a more traditional repertoire.

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Since Septime Webre left the Washington Ballet in 2016, there have been very few, if any, new, original ballets there.

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Maki Onuki, who joined the Washington Ballet in 2004, performed in a previous production of “Swan Lake” in 2015 when Septime Webre was company director.

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The Washington Ballet, however, is keeping to tradition, with children as young as 6 in its Washington-themed “Nutcracker,” created by the company’s former director, Septime Webre.

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The current chef, Erica Archambault, formerly at Septime and Clamato, will be followed in January 2022 by Sophie Le Prado, now the sous-chef at Michelin-starred Quinsou—dinner reservations I wouldn’t dare miss in pursuit of the city’s creative spirit.

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