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shadowboxing

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shad·ow·box  (shd-bks)
intr.v. sha·dow·boxed, sha·dow·box·ing, sha·dow·box·es
To spar with an imaginary opponent, as for exercise or training purposes.

shadow·boxing n.
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Noun1.shadowboxing - sparring with an imaginary opponent (for exercise or training)shadowboxing - sparring with an imaginary opponent (for exercise or training)
practice session, practice, drill, exercise, recitation - systematic training by multiple repetitions; "practice makes perfect"


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As crowds cheered "Muhammad, Muhammad" and "Ali, Ali", he turned and with an impromptu throw-back to his days in the ring, did some shadowboxing cameo once again.
Ensigns stridency on the issue has Nevadas two senators shadowboxing again, withholding direct public criticism of one another as part of their nonaggression pact.
With both sides missing key personnel, this was not a true test of the country's top two at full strength and at times amounted to little more than shadowboxing between two prize fighters, with neither able to land the knockout blow.
 
 
 
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