cimbrear

🧠 What does cimbrear mean?

Cimbrear beautifully captures the gentle swaying or rocking motion of something, like a tree in the breeze, a field of wheat, or even a dancer. It evokes a sense of grace and fluidity. Think of a slow, elegant back-and-forth movement, rather than a jerky or violent swing.

📚 Extra examples

• El viento cimbreaba las ramas de los árboles.
  The wind swayed the branches of the trees.
• La bailarina cimbreaba su cuerpo al ritmo de la música.
  The dancer swayed her body to the rhythm of the music.
• Los campos de trigo cimbreaban con la brisa de la tarde.
  The wheat fields swayed with the afternoon breeze.
• El barco cimbreaba suavemente en el agua.
  The boat swayed gently in the water.
• Cimbreó la cabeza en señal de desaprobación.
  She swayed her head in disapproval.

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🔁 Synonyms & opposites of "cimbrear"

Synonyms: balancear, oscilar, mecerse
Opposites: quedarse quieto, inmovilizarse

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