histrionism (Meaning)
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histrionism (n.)
Theatrical representation; acting; affectation.
Synonyms & Antonyms of histrionism
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histrionism Sentence Examples
- The actress's histrionism on stage was both captivating and over-the-top.
- The politician's histrionics during the debate alienated many voters.
- The patient's histrionic personality disorder presented with theatrical outbursts and attention-seeking behaviors.
- The teacher's histrionism made it difficult for students to concentrate in class.
- The journalist's histrionic writing style was characterized by exaggerated language and emotional appeals.
- The social media influencer's histrionism earned him a large following but also attracted criticism.
- The athlete's histrionic reaction to a loss led to an unsportsmanlike display.
- The lawyer's histrionics in the courtroom were an attempt to manipulate the jury's emotions.
- The singer's histrionism on stage created a captivating performance that left the audience spellbound.
- The speaker's histrionism was so extreme that it detracted from the credibility of their message.
FAQs About the word histrionism
Theatrical representation; acting; affectation.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The actress's histrionism on stage was both captivating and over-the-top.
The politician's histrionics during the debate alienated many voters.
The patient's histrionic personality disorder presented with theatrical outbursts and attention-seeking behaviors.
The teacher's histrionism made it difficult for students to concentrate in class.
