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gesticulation

[je-stik-yuh-ley-shuhn] / dʒɛˌstɪk yəˈleɪ ʃən /


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“Enough is Enough,” also certainly covers the daily gesticulation by politicians, pundits and the press regarding the latest polling figures, and trying to guess what the presidential debate will be like next week.

From Salon

He used the tactics of a thespian – wild gesticulations, theatrical shifts in cadence – to animate into life the stakes of his subject matter.

From Salon

Your readers will need to take your word for it when you describe the level of my facial expressiveness and gesticulations.

From Los Angeles Times

“I see from my own internal gesticulation sensors that we have a question,” said Mr. Lemoncello.

From Literature

Madden’s influence, steeped in Everyman sensibilities and studded with wild gesticulations and paroxysms of onomatopoeia — wham! doink! whoosh! — made the NFL more interesting, more relevant and more fun, for over 40 years.

From Seattle Times