Baroque dance form refers to a style of dance that was popular in the Baroque era, which occurred from the early 1600s to the mid-1700s. This style of dance featured elaborate movements, intricate footwork, and ornate costumes to reflect the grandeur and extravagance of the times. Synonyms for baroque dance form include court dance, historical dance, and period dance. Court dance refers to a style of dance that was performed in royal courts, while historical dance highlights its roots in the past. Period dance emphasizes the time in which it was popular, linking it back to the Baroque era and its styling.