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histrionics

/ˌhɪs.triˈɒn.ɪks/

Traduction: Nom désignant un comportement exagéré, théâtral ou excessivement dramatique, souvent destiné à attirer l'attention ou à manipuler une situation. Peut aussi désigner des démonstrations émotionnelles outrancières.

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/ˌhɪs.triˈɒn.ɪks/C1formal
  • frNom désignant un comportement exagéré, théâtral ou excessivement dramatique, souvent destiné à attirer l'attention ou à manipuler une situation. Peut aussi désigner des démonstrations émotionnelles outrancières.

A noun referring to exaggerated, theatrical, or overly dramatic behavior or emotional displays, often intended to attract attention or manipulate a situation.

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  1. Theatrical performanceC1formal

    The art or practice of performing a play; dramatic representation.

    frArt dramatique

    • The histrionics of the Elizabethan stage were renowned for their emotional intensity.
    • He studied histrionics at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art.
    • The play was a masterpiece of classical histrionics.

    Synonymesactingdramadramaticstheater

  2. Exaggerated emotional displayB2informal

    An over-the-top or theatrical show of emotion, often used to manipulate or gain attention.

    frHistrionisme

    • She burst into tears, but everyone knew it was just histrionics.
    • His histrionics during the meeting were completely unnecessary.
    • Stop the histrionics and tell me what really happened.

    Synonymesactdramaticsoveractingperformanceplayactingscenetantrum

    Antonymescalmnesscomposureequanimityrestraintsobrietystoicism

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