theatric
/θɪˈatrɪk
/adjective
Theatrical.As Bette tells me this I can't help but think that she might already have theatric plans for the two-year-old....
- When asked if it's intimidating to undertake a play that boasts such a rich production track record on stage and on the big screen, he is quick to underline that the theatric opportunities outnumber the pitfalls.
- Why it's grounds for a duel, or something theatric like that.
noun
1 (theatrics) Dramatic performances; theatricals.All in all the Wild West Show promises plenty of theatrics and high drama all making for a very enjoyable evening in Tullow's town square....
- The spectacular theatrics of Gabriel's stage show attracted acclaim all over the world and were filmed for his new DVD.
- Social life included dinner parties, balls, amateur theatrics, and occasional church services.
1.1Overdramatic behaviour.While the sense of drama and theatrics might appeal to him, it does a disservice to his ministers and the country at large....
- I do believe that you are attracted to some of the role playing and theatrics that come with it, and I think you might even find that part sexually rewarding.
- It is not just what was said, but what was implied - a spectacular example of highly sophisticated and manipulative political theatrics.
Rhymes
- desolate
- desolately
- desolateness
- desolation
- desolator
- desolder
- desorb
- desorbent
- desorber
- desorption
- De Soto
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- despair
- despairing
- despairingly
- despatch
- despatcher
- despedida
- desperado
- desperadoism
- desperate
- desperate diseases must have desperate remedies
- desperately
- desperateness
- desperation