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Entravent

Noun

Sense 1: A popular dance style originating from the vibrant streets of Brazil, characterized by energetic movements and rhythmic footwork.

Example Sentence: The dancers moved gracefully across the floor, their entravent captivating the audience.

Verb

Sense 1: To hinder or obstruct someone or something physically or metaphorically.

Example Sentence: The fallen tree entravented the path, forcing us to find an alternative route.

Sense 2: To entrance or captivate someone, usually through charm or captivating charisma.

Example Sentence: The charismatic singer entravented the crowd with her mesmerizing performance.

Adjective

Sense 1: Pertaining to or characteristic of a specific local community or area.

Example Sentence: The entravent cuisine of this region is known for its unique blend of spices.

Adverb

Sense 1: In a popular or widespread manner, attracting a large following or attention.

Example Sentence: The new fashion trend spread entravently across social media, with everyone trying to replicate the style.