wave
noun
a disturbance on the surface of a liquid body, as the sea or a lake, in the form of a moving ridge or swell.
unwaving
-
a word derived from
wave.
Example Sentences
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Examples of waving and unwaving Positions, where the Feet turn and return both on the same side.
From Orchesography Or, the Art of Dancing The Art of Dancing by Characters and Demonstrative Figures by John Weaver
Waving and unwaving, the Heel opening outwards, and then closing inwards.
From Orchesography Or, the Art of Dancing The Art of Dancing by Characters and Demonstrative Figures by John Weaver
Almayer’s words had dried Nina’s tears, and her look grew hard as she stared before her into the limitless sheet of blue that shone limpid, unwaving, and steady like heaven itself.
From Almayer's Folly: a story of an Eastern river by Joseph Conrad
Waving and unwaving with the Foot up, the Toe closing inwards, and then opening outwards.
From Orchesography Or, the Art of Dancing The Art of Dancing by Characters and Demonstrative Figures by John Weaver
Not a breeze stirred the dark cypress and unwaving pine.
From Rienzi, Last of the Roman Tribunes by Edward Bulwer Lytton, Baron Lytton
