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structured dance

/strʌktʃərd dɑːns/ · struc·tured·dance
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  1. A type of dance that involves a predetermined sequence of movements, often performed in a group or ensemble. The choreographer spent weeks perfecting the structured dance routine for the upcoming performance.
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  1. A dance style that emphasizes a clear and precise execution of movements, often with a focus on technical accuracy. The ballet studio offered classes in structured dance for students looking to improve their technique.
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  1. A dance that is carefully planned and executed, often with a focus on storytelling or conveying a specific message. The structured dance piece told the story of a young girl's journey through the forest.
Did you know? The term 'structured dance' highlights the importance of planning and organization in the art of dance, allowing performers to convey complex emotions and ideas through precise and deliberate movements.
Written by Lexi Wordsworth, Dictionary Editor 0 lookups Added Aug 12, 2026