Gestural is defined as relating to or involving gestures or bodily movements. Therefore, some antonyms for gestural could be non-gestural, non-movement-based, still, immobile, or static. Another antonym could be verbal or spoken, as communication can occur through language rather than gestures. In some contexts, digital or electronic could also be antonyms for gestural, as technology allows us to communicate digitally without physically gesturing. Additionally, facial expressions and body language can convey emotions and messages, so some antonyms for gestural could include emotionless, unexpressive, or nonverbal.

What are the antonyms for Gestural?

• adj.

  • noun
  • incommunicative
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  • uncommunicative
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Famous quotes with Gestural

• Reading a poem aloud to an audience is gestural as much as precise.

  Douglas Dunn
• Any professional knows that the flute and the piano is a boring combination. All you've got to arrive at is a kind of typical gestural crap, right? You might agree, though you wouldn't call it gestural crap.

  Morton Feldman
• I have problems with machines which aren't gestural.

  Luc Ferrari
• With the piano I'm completely in control of the gestural situation-not that I'm going to play the piece myself, but I know what's difficult, what's impossible.

  Luc Ferrari
• It’s six months since I did the interview with Jeremy Paxman that inspired this book, and British media today is awash with halfhearted condemnations of my observation that voting is pointless and my admission that I have never voted. My assertion that other people oughtn’t vote either was born of the same instinctive rejection of the mantle of appointed social prefect that prevents me from telling teenagers to “Just Say No” to drugs. I cannot confine my patronage to the circuitry of their minuscule wisdom. “People died so you’d have the right to vote.” No, they did not; they died for freedom. In the case where freedom was explicitly attached to the symbol of democratic rights, like female suffrage, I don’t imagine they’d’ve been so willing if they’d known how tokenistic voting was to become. Note too these martyrs did not achieve their ends by participating in a hollow, predefined ritual, the infertile dry hump of gestural democracy; they did it by direct action. Emily Davison, the hero of women’s suffrage, hurled herself in front of the king’s horses; she defied the tyranny that oppressed her and broke the boundaries that contained her. I imagine too that this woman would have had the rebellious perspicacity to understand that the system she was opposing would adjust to incorporate the female vote and deftly render it irrelevant. This woman, who left her job as a teacher to dedicate her life to activism, was imprisoned nine times. She used methods as severe and diverse as arson and hunger-striking to protest and at the time of her death would have been regarded as a terrorist.

  Russell Brand

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