1. A lively dance popular during the French Revolution, typically performed in a circle or line.
Usage: historical; often capitalized when referring to the specific Revolutionary dance
2. The music or song accompanying this dance.
Usage: historical
3. A short jacket or coat worn during the French Revolution, often with a tricolor design.
Usage: historical; archaic

Examples

• The revolutionaries performed the carmagnole in the streets to celebrate their cause.
• Musicians played the carmagnole at the festival, and crowds danced enthusiastically.
• Historical records describe the carmagnole as a symbol of revolutionary fervor.
• The melody of the carmagnole became one of the most recognizable tunes of the era.
• Soldiers wore the carmagnole jacket as part of their informal uniform.