Polonaise (noun)

A slow stately dance of Polish origin, typically in triple meter, characterized by a distinctive, repeated rhythm.

Origin:

From french "polonaise" meaning "polish" and originally referred to a polish dance or a piece of music in triple meter.

Examples:

1. The Polonaise is a traditional dance that is often performed at weddings and other festive events in Poland.
2. The Polonaise is a dance that is characterized by its grand and stately style.
3. The music for a polonaise is typically in triple meter, with a strong, repeating rhythm.
4. The polonaise is a dance that is usually performed by couples, with the man leading and the woman following.
5. The polonaise is a dance that is often performed in formal attire, such as evening gowns and tuxedos.