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histrionic

 

Definitions from WordNet

Adjective histrionic has 1 sense
  1. histrionic, melodramatic - characteristic of acting or a stage performance; often affected; "histrionic gestures"; "an attitude of melodramatic despair"; "a theatrical pose"
    Antonym: untheatrical (indirect, via theatrical)

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Term: Histrionic

Definition:

adjective

1. overly dramatic or theatrical in style or character.

2. relating to or characteristic of actors or acting.

Sense 1:

As an adjective, "histrionic" refers to behavior that is overly dramatic or theatrical in style or character.

Example sentences:
  1. Her histrionic gestures and theatrical voice captivated the entire audience.
  2. He always exaggerates his stories and adds histrionic flair to make them more captivating.
  3. She burst into tears with histrionic emotion, causing everyone to rush to her aid.

Sense 2:

As an adjective, "histrionic" can also describe anything relating to or characteristic of actors or acting.

Example sentences:
  1. The histrionic skills of the lead actor brought the play to life.
  2. He studied histrionic techniques to improve his stage presence.
  3. The school organized a histrionic workshop to teach students the art of acting.
Related products:
  1. Acting Techniques: An Introduction
  2. Theater and Drama: A Beginner's Guide
  3. Theatrical Makeup Set
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