clownage Antonyms
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Meaning of clownage
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clownage (n.)
Behavior or manners of a clown; clownery.
clownage Sentence Examples
- The children's clownage at the party was both chaotic and delightful.
- Despite its intended humor, the politician's clownage only served to damage his reputation.
- The stage was set for an evening of high-brow theater, not the slapstick clownage that ensued.
- The teacher found the students' constant clownage disruptive to the learning environment.
- The director encouraged the actors to explore the more nuanced aspects of the character, rather than resorting to mere clownage.
- The mime artist's performance transcended clownage, offering a witty commentary on social norms.
- The internet is often a breeding ground for clownage, with people vying for attention through outrageous antics.
- The once-respected comedian's act had devolved into predictable clownage.
- Art can be a powerful tool for social change, even when it utilizes elements of clownage.
- As adults, we sometimes forget the joy of pure, unadulterated clownage.
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Behavior or manners of a clown; clownery.
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The children's clownage at the party was both chaotic and delightful.
Despite its intended humor, the politician's clownage only served to damage his reputation.
The stage was set for an evening of high-brow theater, not the slapstick clownage that ensued.
The teacher found the students' constant clownage disruptive to the learning environment.
