actless (Meaning)

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actless (a.)

Without action or spirit.

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The stage remained actless, shrouded in silence before the play began.
The director decided to keep the scene actless, allowing the audience to focus on the emotional intensity.
In the actless moment, the actor conveyed more with a single expression than with words.
The actless pause created a sense of suspense, leaving the audience eagerly anticipating the next development.
His actless performance surprised everyone, as he conveyed the character's emotions without uttering a single line.
The playwright experimented with an actless structure, challenging traditional narrative conventions.
The actless finale left the audience in contemplative silence, absorbing the weight of the story's conclusion.
The actless interval between scenes heightened the tension, creating a palpable sense of anticipation.
The actless transition showcased the actor's ability to convey a range of emotions through subtle gestures.
The actless atmosphere allowed the audience to immerse themselves in the visual and auditory elements of the performance.

Without action or spirit.

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The stage remained actless, shrouded in silence before the play began.

The director decided to keep the scene actless, allowing the audience to focus on the emotional intensity.

In the actless moment, the actor conveyed more with a single expression than with words.

The actless pause created a sense of suspense, leaving the audience eagerly anticipating the next development.