rocking
Pronunciation: [ˈrɒkɪŋ]
Word
Context: “movement”
(verb) to move back and forth or side to side, usually in a rhythmic way. Imagine someone in a rocking chair or a baby being rocked to sleep.
Example
The boat was rocking gently on the waves.
Example
The tree didn't move at all during the storm; it stayed still.
Example
Can you feel the chair rocking when you sit in it?
Context: “music”
(verb) to play or listen to music that has a strong beat and makes you want to dance or move. When a concert is fun and exciting, we say the band is rocking.
Example
The band was rocking the stage with their amazing performance.
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The music was so quiet that it wasn’t rocking at all; it put everyone to sleep.
Example
Did you enjoy the concert when they were rocking out?
Context: “style”
(adjective) something that is really cool, fun, or exciting. You can describe a great outfit, party, or event as rocking.
Example
Her new dress is totally rocking; she looks fantastic in it.
Example
The party was supposed to be fun, but it ended up being boring and not rocking at all.
Example
Is the new video game rocking like everyone says it is?
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