cotillion (noun)

1. In the movie 'Pride and Prejudice', there is a beautiful scene where the characters participate in a graceful cotillion dance.

2. Why did the cotillion dance skip breakfast? Because it wanted to have a lively start to the day!

3. In the comic strip 'Dancing Divas', the characters attend a cotillion dance and showcase their fancy moves.

4. Jane Austen's novel 'Emma' features a delightful scene where the characters engage in a traditional cotillion dance.

1. The most famous cotillion in history is the debutante ball held annually at the Court of St James's in London.

2. In Jane Austen's novel 'Pride and Prejudice', the character of Charlotte Lucas attends a cotillion in London during her stay there.

3. In the fantasy realm of Westeros, the noble families of the Seven Kingdoms participate in extravagant cotillions to present their daughters to high society.

4. The painting 'The Cotillion' by Jean-Baptiste Greuze portrays a scene from a lavish cotillion, capturing the elegance and grace of the young ladies.