divertissement (Meaning)

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divertissement (n.)

A short ballet, or other entertainment, between the acts of a play.

The surprising divertissement in the play was a delightful and unexpected occurrence.
The choreographer added a divertissement to the ballet, providing a brief moment of lightheartedness.
The carnival divertissement was an extravagant affair, filled with music, dancing, and merriment.
The children were entertained by a divertissement of magic tricks at the party.
The singer performed a divertissement of popular songs, engaging the audience with her energetic performance.
The band's divertissement during the concert was an opportunity for the musicians to showcase their individual talents.
The opera included a divertissement of ballet, enhancing the story with graceful movements.
The divertissement at the end of the film provided a lighthearted conclusion to the serious plot.
The theater company staged a divertissement of short plays, offering a variety of stories in one evening.
The comedian's divertissement of jokes and anecdotes kept the audience laughing throughout the show.

A short ballet, or other entertainment, between the acts of a play.

entertainment, delight, fun, diversion, recreation, distraction, activity, picnic,pleasure, pastime

downer, downer,bore, drag, bore, drag, bummer,bummer, killjoy,party pooper

The surprising divertissement in the play was a delightful and unexpected occurrence.

The choreographer added a divertissement to the ballet, providing a brief moment of lightheartedness.

The carnival divertissement was an extravagant affair, filled with music, dancing, and merriment.

The children were entertained by a divertissement of magic tricks at the party.