offstage Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- published
- reported
- well-known
- advertised
- professed
- proclaimed
- current
- publicized
- widespread
- prevailing
- well-known
- vulgar
- general
- disclosed
- announced
- communal
- heralded
- broadcast
- published
- popular
- prevalent
- rife
- aired
- communal
- popular
- aired
- widespread
- broadcast
- heralded
- reported
- prevalent
- rife
- declared
- advertised
- blazed
- announced
- professed
- declared
- current
- general
- prevailing
- vulgar
- proclaimed
- disclosed
- publicized
- blazed
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
Weak:
- undisclosed
- unadvertised
- confidential
- stealthy
- collusive
- nonpublic
- clandestine
- intimate
- private
- sneak
- classified
- conspiratorial
- unmentioned
- sneaking
- undercover
- behind-the-scenes
- sneaky
- unannounced
- covert
- untold
- occult
- underhand
- furtive
- closet
- silent
- unsaid
- restricted
- inside
- hugger-mugger
- top-secret
- underhanded
Meaning of offstage
offstage (n)
a stage area out of sight of the audience
offstage (a)
situated or taking place in the area of a stage not visible to the audience
offstage (s)
concealed from public view or attention
offstage (r)
behind the scenes; not on stage
not in public
offstage Sentence Examples
- The actor made a graceful exit offstage after his powerful monologue.
- The musicians waited offstage for their cue to enter and perform.
- A stagehand swiftly disappeared offstage, removing a prop from view.
- The actress's voice could still be heard offstage, even though she had left the scene.
- The director called for a blackout, and the actors swiftly exited offstage.
- A chorus of voices swelled offstage, creating an eerie and evocative atmosphere.
- The sound of footsteps approached from offstage, heralding the arrival of a new character.
- The curtains parted, revealing the set, but the actors remained offstage for a moment of dramatic tension.
- The orchestra played a crescendo offstage, building anticipation for the climax.
- The protagonist confronted his antagonist offstage, their voices echoing through the theater.
FAQs About the word offstage
a stage area out of sight of the audience, situated or taking place in the area of a stage not visible to the audience, concealed from public view or attention,
offscreen,backstage, suppressed, silenced,repressed, personal, underground, surreptitious, hidden, closeted
common,public, open, public, open, common, published, reported, well-known, advertised
The actor made a graceful exit offstage after his powerful monologue.
The musicians waited offstage for their cue to enter and perform.
A stagehand swiftly disappeared offstage, removing a prop from view.
The actress's voice could still be heard offstage, even though she had left the scene.
