histrion Antonyms
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Meaning of histrion
Wordnet
histrion (n)
a theatrical performer
Webster
histrion (n.)
A player.
histrion Sentence Examples
- The histrion delivered a captivating performance that left the audience spellbound.
- His histrionic antics on stage were both entertaining and over-the-top.
- The actress displayed a histrionic flair that brought the character to life.
- The histrion's gestures were exaggerated and theatrical, but they conveyed the emotion perfectly.
- The politician's histrionic speeches were designed to provoke a strong reaction.
- The histrion's emotional outbursts were more performative than genuine.
- The flamboyant histrion's presence on stage demanded attention.
- The histrion's excessive emotionalism distracted from the message he was trying to convey.
- The histrion's overacting threatened to ruin the otherwise well-acted play.
- The histrion's histrionic tendencies were both his greatest strength and his biggest weakness.
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a theatrical performerA player.
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The histrion delivered a captivating performance that left the audience spellbound.
His histrionic antics on stage were both entertaining and over-the-top.
The actress displayed a histrionic flair that brought the character to life.
The histrion's gestures were exaggerated and theatrical, but they conveyed the emotion perfectly.
