histrionize Synonyms
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histrionize Meaning
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histrionize (v. t.)
To act; to represent on the stage, or theatrically.
histrionize Sentence Examples
- The actor's histrionics on stage were so exaggerated that they became a distraction.
- The politician was accused of histrionizing to sway public opinion.
- The child couldn't help but histrionize when she didn't get her own way.
- The grieving widow histrionized in front of the television cameras, hoping to attract sympathy.
- The defendant histrionized throughout the trial, attempting to manipulate the jury.
- The saleswoman histrionized about the benefits of the product, hoping to make a sale.
- The preacher histrionized at the pulpit, using exaggerated gestures and sensational language.
- The reality TV star histrionized for the cameras, knowing that it would get her attention.
- The athlete's histrionics after being fouled were so over-the-top that the referee gave him a technical foul.
- The teacher histrionized about the importance of education, hoping to inspire her students.
FAQs About the word histrionize
To act; to represent on the stage, or theatrically.
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The actor's histrionics on stage were so exaggerated that they became a distraction.
The politician was accused of histrionizing to sway public opinion.
The child couldn't help but histrionize when she didn't get her own way.
The grieving widow histrionized in front of the television cameras, hoping to attract sympathy.
