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Meaning of theaters
theaters
a room often with rising rows of seats (as for a lecture), a building or area for showing motion pictures, plays or the performance of plays, of, relating to, or appropriate for use in a theater of operations, a place rising by steps or gradations, dramatic or theatrical quality or effectiveness, a building or area for dramatic performances, entertainment in the form of a dramatic or diverting situation or series of events, a place or sphere of enactment of usually significant events or action, theater of operations, an outdoor structure for dramatic performances or spectacles in ancient Greece and Rome, dramatic literature, a hospital operating room, dramatic representation as an art or profession, spectacle sense 1a, a place of significant events or action, a building or area for dramatic performances or for showing movies, a room often with rising tiers of seats for assemblies (as for lectures or surgical demonstrations), a place like a theater
theaters Sentence Examples
- The grandeur of the old theaters left an enduring impression on my mind.
- The symphony orchestra played to a packed house at the prestigious city theaters.
- The local theaters offered a diverse range of productions, from Shakespeare to contemporary plays.
- The theaters became a sanctuary for aspiring actors and actresses seeking to hone their craft.
- The grand opening of the new theaters was a spectacle that drew crowds from far and wide.
- The theaters were meticulously designed to create an immersive experience for audiences.
- The theaters hosted a wide array of events, including concerts, lectures, and film screenings.
- The theaters played a vital role in fostering the local arts community and promoting cultural diversity.
- The theaters provided a platform for emerging artists to showcase their talents.
- The flickering lights of the theaters illuminated the cityscape, adding a touch of magic to the night.
FAQs About the word theaters
a room often with rising rows of seats (as for a lecture), a building or area for showing motion pictures, plays or the performance of plays, of, relating to, o
cinemas,playhouses, nickelodeons,multiplexes,megaplexes, 'plexes, cinematheques, plexes
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The grandeur of the old theaters left an enduring impression on my mind.
The symphony orchestra played to a packed house at the prestigious city theaters.
The local theaters offered a diverse range of productions, from Shakespeare to contemporary plays.
The theaters became a sanctuary for aspiring actors and actresses seeking to hone their craft.
