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histrionics [his-tree-on-iks]
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: theatrics
Synonyms: dramatics, dramatization, performance, performing
Notes: histrionics is a deliberate display of emotion for effect; hysterics is a fit of uncontrollable laughing or crying or frantic emotional behavior
Main Entry: drama
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: turmoil in real life
Synonyms: climax, comedy, crisis, dramatics, emotion, excitement, farce, histrionics, melodrama, scene, spectacle, tension, theatrics, tragedy
Main Entry: theatre
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: business of plays
Synonyms: drama, dramatics, dramaturgy, footlights, histrionics, histrionism, theater, theatrics, troupe
Example Sentences
  • The histrionics of the global warming faithful is always good for a laugh.
  • Which is a pity, because a rich and peculiar story lies underneath the histrionics.
  • But its histrionics were attention getting rather than eloquent.
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Main Entry: dramatics
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: theatrics
Synonyms: acting, drama, dramaturgy, histrionics, stage, theater, theatre
Main Entry: melodramatics
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: theatrics
Synonyms: acting, dramatics, histrionics, stagecraft, theatrical
Main Entry: orotundity
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: bombast
Synonyms: balderdash, claptrap, fustian, grandiloquence, histrionics, magniloquence, pomposity, rant, turgidity
Main Entry: staginess
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: theatricalism
Synonyms: acting, exhibitionism, histrionics, stagecraft, theatricality, theatricalness, theatrics
Main Entry: theatricalism
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: showy behavior
Synonyms: acting, exhibitionism, histrionics, stagecraft, staginess, theatricality, theatricalness, theatrics
Main Entry: theatricality
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: theatricalism
Synonyms: acting, exhibitionism, histrionics, stagecraft, staginess, theatricalness, theatrics
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