left stage Antonyms
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Meaning of left stage
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left stage (n)
the part of the stage on the actor's left as the actor faces the audience
left stage Sentence Examples
- The actor left the stage after his stirring monologue, leaving the audience in awe.
- The ballerina gracefully left the stage, her final pirouette echoing through the hall.
- The band left the stage after their thunderous set, the crowd erupting in thunderous applause.
- The politician left the stage after delivering an impassioned speech, his message resonating with the audience.
- The comedian left the stage amid raucous laughter, his jokes having hit their mark.
- The speaker left the stage after a thought-provoking presentation, his ideas leaving the audience with much to ponder.
- The singer left the stage after a captivating performance, her voice still lingering in the air.
- The magician left the stage after performing a series of astounding illusions, leaving the audience speechless.
- The dancers left the stage after a mesmerizing routine, their movements etched into the memories of the spectators.
- The lecturer left the stage after sharing his extensive knowledge, leaving the students hungry for more.
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the part of the stage on the actor's left as the actor faces the audience
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The actor left the stage after his stirring monologue, leaving the audience in awe.
The ballerina gracefully left the stage, her final pirouette echoing through the hall.
The band left the stage after their thunderous set, the crowd erupting in thunderous applause.
The politician left the stage after delivering an impassioned speech, his message resonating with the audience.
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