1. characterized by energetic, dramatic, or spectacular performance or activity
Usage: often used to describe theatrical or political performances

1. the practice of traveling from place to place giving theatrical performances or political speeches
Usage: historical context often refers to early aviation shows

Examples

• The candidate gave a barnstorming speech that energized the crowd.
• Her barnstorming performance in the play earned rave reviews.
• The pilot made a living through barnstorming across rural America.
• The actor’s barnstorming tour took him to small towns nationwide.
• The politician’s barnstorming campaign style drew large audiences.
• Early aviators often engaged in barnstorming to demonstrate flight.
• His barnstorming delivery captivated voters in every town he visited.