Literally "obscured" or "erased".
In direct connection with Ballet, it means "open" as when your legs do not cross each other; they are "open" to the audience. The opposite of efface is croise or "crossed."
Literally "obscured" or "erased". In direct connection with ballet, it means "open" as when your legs do not cross each other; they are "open" to the audience. The opposite of efface is croise or "crossed."
Releve means to rise in ballet.
There are actually 8. Croise devant, quatrieme devant, ecarte devant, efface devant, a la seconde, epaule devant, quatrieme derriere, croise derriere.
It means "to the fourth (position)"
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Literally "obscured" or "erased". In direct connection with ballet, it means "open" as when your legs do not cross each other; they are "open" to the audience. The opposite of efface is croise or "crossed."
Efface means to rub out or wipe out. Used in a sentence: As a black president, Obama wishes to efface many prejudices against African American.
The metal on the car will eventually efface from the paint.
Although he tried, he could not efface the guilt from his conscience. Erosion threatens to slowly efface the ancient carvings on the rock.
Releve means to rise in ballet.
It will take a lot of time and effort to efface this graffiti.
There are actually 8. Croise devant, quatrieme devant, ecarte devant, efface devant, a la seconde, epaule devant, quatrieme derriere, croise derriere.
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Well the word ballet is french but the king got the word ballet from the latin word ballare, which means dance.
The suffix for efface would be "-able." It forms the word "effaceable," meaning capable of being erased or removed.
It means "to the fourth (position)"
The prefix "eff" means out or away, like in words such as "efface" (erase) and "effluent" (outflowing).