IPA: /ɡəˈlɒp.eɪd/
KK: /gəˈlɒpəd/
A lively dance or movement, similar to a gallop, often characterized by quick steps and energetic rhythm.
The children enjoyed performing the galopade at the school dance.
Galopade is derived from the French word 'galop' (meaning a gallop) and the suffix '-ade' (indicating an action or process). The term refers to a lively dance or movement that mimics the rhythm of a gallop.
Imagine a lively dance that mimics the fast pace of a gallop — that's what galopade means.