showtime Antonyms
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Meaning of showtime
Wordnet
showtime (n)
the time at which something is supposed to begin
showtime Sentence Examples
- The long-awaited showtime for the blockbuster movie had finally arrived.
- With the curtains raised, the stage was abuzz with anticipation as the actors took their places for showtime.
- The band's performance was electric, setting the stage for a thrilling showtime.
- The comedian's jokes had the audience roaring with laughter throughout the showtime.
- The magician's act was filled with illusion and wonder, leaving the audience spellbound during the showtime.
- The singer's powerful vocals and heartfelt lyrics captivated the crowd during every showtime.
- The play's gripping plot and stellar performances held the audience's attention throughout the entire showtime.
- The circus's vibrant performers and daring stunts kept the audience on the edge of their seats for the showtime.
- The dance troupe's synchronized moves and graceful artistry made for an unforgettable showtime.
- The late-night talk show's host welcomed his guest to the showtime with a warm smile.
FAQs About the word showtime
the time at which something is supposed to begin
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The long-awaited showtime for the blockbuster movie had finally arrived.
With the curtains raised, the stage was abuzz with anticipation as the actors took their places for showtime.
The band's performance was electric, setting the stage for a thrilling showtime.
The comedian's jokes had the audience roaring with laughter throughout the showtime.
