theatricals (Meaning)

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theatricals (n. pl.)

Dramatic performances; especially, those produced by amateurs.

The elaborate theatricals at the opera left the audience in awe.
His melodramatic gestures during the performance conveyed a sense of theatricals.
The small-town theater company relied on amateur theatricals to entertain the locals.
The political campaign featured over-the-top theatricals designed to manipulate the voters.
The children's play was a charming display of youthful theatricals.
The actor's theatricals were so exaggerated that they became unintentionally comical.
The religious ceremony incorporated a series of stylized theatricals to convey its message.
The film's opening scene set the tone for the rest of the movie with its grand theatricals.
The concert hall transformed into a stage for dramatic theatricals as the orchestra played.
The author's writing style was characterized by an emphasis on theatricals and hyperbole.

Dramatic performances; especially, those produced by amateurs.

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The elaborate theatricals at the opera left the audience in awe.

His melodramatic gestures during the performance conveyed a sense of theatricals.

The small-town theater company relied on amateur theatricals to entertain the locals.

The political campaign featured over-the-top theatricals designed to manipulate the voters.