histrionical (Meaning)
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histrionical (a.)
Of or relating to the stage or a stageplayer; befitting a theatre; theatrical; -- sometimes in a bad sense.
Synonyms & Antonyms of histrionical
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histrionical Sentence Examples
- Her histrionical behavior drew attention wherever she went.
- The actress's histrionical performance was over-the-top and criticized.
- The politician's histrionical speech failed to convince the audience.
- His histrionical gestures and expressions made his presentation seem insincere.
- The patient exhibited histrionical symptoms, including attention-seeking behaviors and emotional outbursts.
- The psychiatrist diagnosed her with histrionic personality disorder, characterized by histrionical tendencies.
- The child's histrionical tantrums became a major source of stress for the family.
- The histrionical nature of the argument prevented any meaningful discussion.
- She used her histrionical abilities to manipulate others and avoid accountability.
- The histrionical tendencies in their relationship made it difficult to maintain a healthy balance.
FAQs About the word histrionical
Of or relating to the stage or a stageplayer; befitting a theatre; theatrical; -- sometimes in a bad sense.
No synonyms found.
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Her histrionical behavior drew attention wherever she went.
The actress's histrionical performance was over-the-top and criticized.
The politician's histrionical speech failed to convince the audience.
His histrionical gestures and expressions made his presentation seem insincere.
