scenographical
/ˌsiːnəˈɡrafɪkl/adjective
1Of or relating to drawing or representing three-dimensional objects (such a buildings) in perspective; projected in three dimensions; = scenographic. Now historical and rare.
2Of or relating to the design and creation of theatre scenery. Also: of or relating to the creation of a performance environment using scenery, lighting, costume, etc.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Urquhart (1611–1660), author and translator. From post-classical Latin scenographicus or its etymon Hellenistic Greek σκηνογραϕικός scenographic + -al.
- to a great extent
- to all intents and purposes
- to a man
- to and fro
- to a nicety
- toast
- toasted cheese
- toasted cheese sandwich
- toaster
- toastie
- toasting fork
- toastmaster
- toastmistress
- toast rack
- toasty
- to a T
- to a turn
- Tob.
- tobacco
- tobacco beetle
- tobacco mosaic virus
- tobacconist
- tobacco pipe
- tobacco plant
- tobacco-stopper