Definition of methody in English:

methody

adjective ˈmɛθədi

Theatre informal, depreciative

1960s; earliest use found in ‘Roy Lewis’ (b. 1933) (real name John Lewis). From method + -y.

adjectiveˈmɛθədi

Theatre informal, depreciative

1960s; earliest use found in ‘Roy Lewis’ (b. 1933) (real name John Lewis). From method + -y.

单词	methody
释义	Definition of methody in English: methody adjective ˈmɛθədi Theatre informal, depreciative Of an actor: working in the manner characteristic of method acting. Origin 1960s; earliest use found in ‘Roy Lewis’ (b. 1933) (real name John Lewis). From method + -y. Definition of methody in US English: methody adjectiveˈmɛθədi Theatre informal, depreciative Of an actor: working in the manner characteristic of method acting. Origin 1960s; earliest use found in ‘Roy Lewis’ (b. 1933) (real name John Lewis). From method + -y.
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