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Meaning of mimed
mimed
pantomime sense 3, to act out in the manner of a mime, one that practices mime, mimic sense 2, mimic, an actor in a mime, to act a part with mimic gesture and action usually without words, an ancient dramatic entertainment representing scenes from life usually in a ridiculous manner
mimed Sentence Examples
- The comedian mimed a fish struggling out of water, eliciting laughter from the audience.
- The deaf actor mimed the entire conversation, communicating effortlessly.
- The students mimed the actions of brushing their teeth to practice good hygiene.
- The clown mimed being stuck in a box, creating a comical scene.
- The mime artist expertly mimed a ballet performance, captivating the crowd.
- The athlete mimed the movements of a basketball game, practicing their skills.
- The children mimed different animals, roaring and hopping around the playground.
- The sign language interpreter mimed the speaker's words, facilitating communication.
- The dance instructor mimed the steps of a new choreography, guiding the students.
- The actor mimed a fight scene with passion and intensity, enhancing the play's realism.
FAQs About the word mimed
pantomime sense 3, to act out in the manner of a mime, one that practices mime, mimic sense 2, mimic, an actor in a mime, to act a part with mimic gesture and a
mimicked,imitated, repeated, emulated, copied, parodied, played, echoed,mocked, performed
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The comedian mimed a fish struggling out of water, eliciting laughter from the audience.
The deaf actor mimed the entire conversation, communicating effortlessly.
The students mimed the actions of brushing their teeth to practice good hygiene.
The clown mimed being stuck in a box, creating a comical scene.
