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Frolic

Definition

(literary/formal) To play or move about in a carefree, lively way, often with a sense of joy or abandon. Typically used to describe animals or children, but can also be applied to adults in a whimsical or nostalgic context.

Example Sentences

1The children frolic in the waves at the beach, their laughter carrying on the breeze.
2As the sun set over the rolling hills, the horses began to frolic, their manes and tails flowing in the wind.
3The artist's use of vibrant colours and swirling shapes evokes a sense of joy and abandon, as if the very paint itself is frolic in the canvas.
4After a long, stressful week, she decided to frolic in the park, letting go of her worries and embracing the simple pleasure of being alive.
5The poem's language is playful and whimsical, with the speaker frolic in the possibilities of love and desire, like a child exploring a new playground.

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