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theatricality

/θiˌæ.trɪˈkæl.ɪ.ti/

Traduction: Nom désignant une qualité artificielle, exagérée ou maniérée, souvent liée à la représentation dramatique ou à un comportement ostentatoire.

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noun

/θiˌæ.trɪˈkæl.ɪ.ti/C1formal
  • frNom désignant une qualité artificielle, exagérée ou maniérée, souvent liée à la représentation dramatique ou à un comportement ostentatoire.

A noun referring to an artificial, exaggerated, or mannered quality, often associated with dramatic performance or showy behavior.

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  1. Exaggerated or dramatic qualityC1formal

    A quality of being overly dramatic, artificial, or affected in behavior or style, often resembling a performance.

    frThéâtralité (sens figuré)

    • His speech was full of theatricality, with grand gestures and pauses.
    • The play's success relied heavily on the theatricality of the actors' performances.
    • She criticized the theatricality of the political debate, calling it more show than substance.

    Synonymesaffectationartificialitydramaticsexhibitionismflamboyancehistrionicsmelodramaoveractingpretentiousnessshowinessstaginess

    Antonymesgenuinenessnaturalnessplainnesssimplicitysincerityspontaneity

Formes
  • theatricalities plural form
  • theatricalities' possessive plural form
  • theatricality's possessive singular form
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