theatric (Meaning)

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theatric (a.)

Theatrical.

No weak antonyms found.

The theatrical performance captivated the audience with its grand scale and elaborate costumes.
The actor's theatric gestures conveyed a wealth of emotions without words.
The movie's theatric elements included elaborate sets, special effects, and a melodramatic plot.
The museum's theatrical exhibit showcased rare artifacts from renowned plays and operas.
The politician's theatric speech ignited a fervent reaction from the crowd.
The television program featured a theatric scene that rivaled anything seen on stage.
The fashion show was a theatric spectacle that showcased the latest designs in a grand manner.
The historical reenactment was a theatric portrayal of a pivotal event in history.
The concert's theatric lighting and visuals created an immersive and unforgettable experience.
The athlete's theatric celebration after winning the championship was both spontaneous and unforgettable.

Theatrical.

dramatic, staged, hammy, histrionic, stagy, conspicuous,melodramatic, stagey, elaborate, actorish

nondramatic, unpretentious, unpretentious, muted, undramatic, nondramatic, unaffected, restrained, subdued, subdued

The theatrical performance captivated the audience with its grand scale and elaborate costumes.

The actor's theatric gestures conveyed a wealth of emotions without words.

The movie's theatric elements included elaborate sets, special effects, and a melodramatic plot.

The museum's theatrical exhibit showcased rare artifacts from renowned plays and operas.