stagey (Meaning)

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stagey (s)

having characteristics of the stage especially an artificial and mannered quality

No weak antonyms found.

The actor's performance was so stagey that it felt like he was reciting lines rather than embodying the character.
The play's dialogue was overly melodramatic and stagey, making it difficult to take seriously.
The set design was deliberately stagey, with exaggerated props and backdrops that accentuated the theatrical nature of the production.
The singer's stagey mannerisms, such as over-gesturing and excessive facial expressions, distracted from the performance.
The orator's delivery was so stagey that it seemed detached from reality, like a performance on a grand scale.
The stagey lighting effects created an artificial atmosphere that detracted from the emotional impact of the play.
The politician's campaign speech was full of stagey promises and exaggerated language, designed to appeal to the emotions of the crowd.
The fashion show featured stagey models who moved and posed in exaggerated ways that seemed unnatural.
The fight scene was so stagey that it felt more like a dance than a real confrontation.
The fireworks display was a stagey spectacle, with carefully orchestrated bursts of color and explosions that seemed more impressive than authentic.

having characteristics of the stage especially an artificial and mannered quality

theatrical, dramatic, theatric, histrionic,staged, melodramatic, hammy, elaborate, exaggerated, unnatural

muted, undramatic, nondramatic, subdued, conservative, toned (down), undramatic, restrained, unpretentious, toned (down)

The actor's performance was so stagey that it felt like he was reciting lines rather than embodying the character.

The play's dialogue was overly melodramatic and stagey, making it difficult to take seriously.

The set design was deliberately stagey, with exaggerated props and backdrops that accentuated the theatrical nature of the production.

The singer's stagey mannerisms, such as over-gesturing and excessive facial expressions, distracted from the performance.