divertissement (Meaning)
divertissement (n.)
A short ballet, or other entertainment, between the acts of a play.
Synonyms & Antonyms of divertissement
divertissement Sentence Examples
- 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.
FAQs About the word divertissement
A short ballet, or other entertainment, between the acts of a play.
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drag,bore, bore, drag, downer, downer, bummer,bummer, killjoy, killjoy
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.
