[
UK
/dʒɛstˈɪkjʊlˌeɪt/
]
VERB
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show, express or direct through movement
He gestured his desire to leave
How To Use gesticulate In A Sentence
- As I arrive breathless at the bottom of the gorge, my companion, who is considerably ahead of me, begins to gesticulate frantically.
- The officer gesticulated towards the refugees.
- Every time he was given out he gesticulated, frowned, glowered and stared at the umpires.
- The speaker gesticulated by raising his arms, pounding the desk, and stamping his foot.
- He gesticulated and swore at the young couple, holding up his fist and thumping the vehicle, and mouthing to the passenger to get out of the car.
- Opening his hands to gesticulate, he breaks into a smile, explaining, Look. An Australian in Burgundy
- He gestures, gesticulates, and moves with the grace of a dancer.
- He gesticulated with his shoulders and barely moved his arms. The Sun
- As I near Belfast I realise that my job will become more difficult near Banbridge; drivers may gesticulate back to me either with their thumb or middle finger.
- He gesticulated wildly as he tried to make her understand.