Hussain a 5e

talent: a natural ability or skill.
Sentence: the director is always looking for new talent.

Limelight: a focus of public attention.
Sentence: the prince has always tried to keep his children out of the limelight.

Applause: verb to show that you like something , usually by clapping your hands.
Sentence: they applauded when the governor said there would be no new taxes.

Pantomime: the telling of a story with gestures, body movement, and facial expression rather than words.
Sentence: Charlie Chaplin famously pantomime representation without saying any word.

Tolerance: the willingness to respect or accept the customs, beliefs, or opinions of others.
Sentence: in our classroom, we try to show tolerance for other people's ideas.

Debut: perform something for the first time.
Sentence: the dance company will debut the new ballet tonight.

Duo: a piece of music for two singers or performers.
Sentence: I like watching funny duo laurel and hardy.

Maneuvered: a difficult movement that requires planning and skill.
Sentence: the movers got the couch onto the truck with a series of clever maneuvers.

Ado: like a bustle, fuss.
Sentence: but the government may lock him up without further ado.

Dramatically: exciting in the way that a movie or a play can be.
Sentence: people were able to watch the dramatic rescue live on tv.