What is another word for funambulism?
Pronunciation: [fˈʌnɐmbjˌuːlɪzəm] (IPA) 
Funambulism, also known as tightrope walking, is a popular circus art that involves walking on a thin wire stretched high above the ground. There are several synonyms for funambulism, including wire-walking, ropewalking, and slacklining. Wire-walking is a term used to describe the act of walking on a tight wire or rope, often used in circus or acrobat performances. Ropewalking is a similar term used to describe the act of walking on a slack rope. Finally, slacklining is a new term used to describe the act of balancing and walking on a thin line supported by two anchor points. While each of these terms has its own unique characteristics, they all share the same sense of thrill and excitement that comes with performing acrobatic feats high above the ground.
