playbill (Meaning)
Wordnet
playbill (n)
a theatrical program
Webster
playbill (n.)
A printed programme of a play, with the parts assigned to the actors.
Synonyms & Antonyms of playbill
playbill Sentence Examples
- The playbill promised an unforgettable evening at the theater.
- She carefully folded the playbill and tucked it into her handbag.
- The playbill listed the cast, crew, and synopsis of the play.
- The audience eagerly studied the playbill before the performance.
- The playbill featured beautiful artwork capturing the essence of the play.
- The playbill served as a keepsake for theater enthusiasts.
- She searched the playbill for the name of her favorite actor.
- The playbill provided historical context about the play and its author.
- The playbill hinted at the plot twists and surprises in store.
- The playbill sparked conversations and anticipation among the audience.
FAQs About the word playbill
a theatrical programA printed programme of a play, with the parts assigned to the actors.
handout, billboard, flyer,handbill, flier, placard, show bill, bulletin,ad, announcement
No antonyms found.
The playbill promised an unforgettable evening at the theater.
She carefully folded the playbill and tucked it into her handbag.
The playbill listed the cast, crew, and synopsis of the play.
The audience eagerly studied the playbill before the performance.
