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Cavort

usgb/kəˈvɔːrt/Volume
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Joyful MovementPlay
Used when someone shows joy through physical activity like jumping or dancing, often unplanned. SlideThe puppies began to cavort upon their owner's return.
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Playful ScenariosPlay
Imagine children or animals playing. This verb fits well with light-hearted, playful scenes. SlideThe lambs cavorted in the spring meadow.
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Positive AtmospherePlay
Use 'cavort' to describe scenes where the mood is upbeat and the settings are cheerful. SlideAt the beach, the group cavorted under the sunny sky.