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scenes Meaning
scenes
a stage setting, an exhibition of anger or indecorous behavior, a motion-picture or television episode or sequence, situation sense 3, in a position to see the hidden workings, in secret, a single situation or conversation in a play, a division of an act presenting continuous action in one place, area of activity, sphere of activity, the place of an event or action, a single situation or unit of dialogue in a play, situation, one of the subdivisions of a play, a division of an act during which there is no change of scene or break in time, a display of anger or misconduct, the place of an occurrence or action, a small part of a motion picture or a television program, a view or sight that looks like a picture, a real or imaginary prospect suggesting a stage setting, out of public view
scenes Sentence Examples
- The breathtaking scenery of the Grand Canyon left an unforgettable imprint on my mind.
- The painter captured every intricate detail of the pastoral scene, from the rolling hills to the grazing sheep.
- The horror movie's opening scene sent shivers down my spine with its eerie atmosphere and haunting images.
- The theater troupe performed a series of Shakespearean scenes with remarkable depth and emotion.
- The nightclub was a kaleidoscope of vibrant scenes, each table a microcosm of a different world.
- The artist's studio was a jumble of canvases, sketches, and paint-splattered scenes in various stages of completion.
- The city's skyline was a breathtaking cityscape, with towering skyscrapers and twinkling lights creating a surreal scene.
- The beachgoers enjoyed a lazy afternoon soaking up the sun while admiring the tranquil seaside scenes.
- The documentary filmmaker meticulously documented the behind-the-scenes moments that revealed the true story behind the public facade.
- The deserted alleyway was a haunting scene, its shadowy corners and eerie silence casting an ominous spell.
FAQs About the word scenes
a stage setting, an exhibition of anger or indecorous behavior, a motion-picture or television episode or sequence, situation sense 3, in a position to see the
settings, backdrops,backgrounds, locales, sets, sceneries, tableaux, mise-en-scènes,tableaus
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The breathtaking scenery of the Grand Canyon left an unforgettable imprint on my mind.
The painter captured every intricate detail of the pastoral scene, from the rolling hills to the grazing sheep.
The horror movie's opening scene sent shivers down my spine with its eerie atmosphere and haunting images.
The theater troupe performed a series of Shakespearean scenes with remarkable depth and emotion.
