playscript (Meaning)
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playscript (n)
a written version of a play or other dramatic composition; used in preparing for a performance
Synonyms & Antonyms of playscript
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playscript Sentence Examples
- The playscript for the upcoming drama is an intricate tapestry of emotions and conflict.
- The actors meticulously rehearsed their lines from the playscript, striving for authenticity.
- The playscript writer deftly wove together the characters' motivations and relationships.
- The students eagerly studied the playscript in preparation for their class performance.
- The audience gasped in surprise at the unexpected plot twist in the playscript.
- The playscript was adapted from a classic novel into a captivating stage experience.
- The playwright's playscript sparked a lively debate about the nature of humanity.
- The actors gave a nuanced performance that brought the characters in the playscript to life.
- The playscript served as a blueprint for the director to craft a visually stunning production.
- The playscript was a powerful tool for exploring complex social and political issues.
FAQs About the word playscript
a written version of a play or other dramatic composition; used in preparing for a performance
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No antonyms found.
The playscript for the upcoming drama is an intricate tapestry of emotions and conflict.
The actors meticulously rehearsed their lines from the playscript, striving for authenticity.
The playscript writer deftly wove together the characters' motivations and relationships.
The students eagerly studied the playscript in preparation for their class performance.
