theatrical 音標拼音: [θi'ætrɪkəl]
a . 劇場的,夸張的,戲劇性的
n . 戲劇演出
劇場的,誇張的,戲劇性的戲劇演出
theatrical adj 1 :
of or relating to the theater 2 :
suited to or characteristic of the stage or theater ; "
a theatrical pose "; "
one of the most theatrical figures in public life " [
ant : {
untheatrical }]
n 1 :
a performance of a play [
synonym : {
theatrical performance },
{
theatrical }, {
representation }, {
histrionics }]
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Of or pertaining to a theater ,
or to the scenic representations ;
resembling the manner of dramatic performers ;
histrionic ;
hence ,
artificial ;
as ,
theatrical performances ;
theatrical gestures . -- {
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[
1913 Webster ]
No meretricious aid whatever has been called in --
no trick ,
no illusion of the eye ,
nothing theatrical . --
R .
Jefferies .
[
1913 Webster ]
132 Moby Thesaurus words for "
theatrical ":
Roscius ,
Thespian art ,
actor ,
actor -
proof ,
actress ,
affected ,
all -
star ,
amateur theatricals ,
antagonist ,
artificial ,
bad guy ,
ballet ,
balletic ,
barnstormer ,
camp ,
campy ,
character ,
character actor ,
character man ,
character woman ,
child actor ,
cinematic ,
cinematographic ,
diseur ,
diseuse ,
dramatic ,
dramatic art ,
dramatic form ,
dramatic irony ,
dramatic stroke ,
dramatic structure ,
dramatical ,
dramaticism ,
dramatics ,
dramatism ,
dramatizer ,
dramaturgic ,
dramaturgy ,
emotionalistic ,
emotive ,
exaggerated ,
extravagant ,
fake ,
false ,
feeder ,
film ,
filmic ,
foil ,
forced ,
grandstand ,
ham ,
hammy ,
heavy ,
histrio ,
histrion ,
histrionic ,
histrionics ,
histrionism ,
hysteric ,
ingenue ,
insincere ,
juvenile ,
la -
di -
da ,
legitimate ,
maniere ,
mannered ,
matinee idol ,
melodramatic ,
melodramatics ,
milked ,
mime ,
mimer ,
mimic ,
monodramatic ,
monologist ,
movie ,
mummer ,
nonrational ,
operatic ,
ostentatious ,
overacted ,
overacting ,
overdone ,
overemotional ,
overplayed ,
overwrought ,
pantomime ,
pantomimist ,
play construction ,
playactor ,
player ,
pretentious ,
protean actor ,
reciter ,
repertory ,
scenic ,
sensational ,
sensationalism ,
sensationalistic ,
showy ,
soubrette ,
spectacular ,
stage ,
stage performer ,
stage player ,
stagelike ,
stageworthy ,
staginess ,
stagy ,
starstruck ,
stellar ,
stooge ,
straight man ,
stroller ,
strolling player ,
theaterlike ,
theatric ,
theatricalism ,
theatricality ,
theatricals ,
theatricism ,
theatrics ,
thespian ,
thrown away ,
trouper ,
underacted ,
underplayed ,
unnatural ,
unreasoning ,
utility man ,
vaudevillian ,
villain
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THEATRICAL Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster The meaning of THEATRICAL is of or relating to the theater or the presentation of plays How to use theatrical in a sentence Synonym Discussion of Theatrical
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